CU#83. Three legged dogs. I'm in Liverpool, NSW now.

[@TheSeesternchen05]

I love the comparison with the three legged dog. Have you noticed that Jenny and Kyles'd dog is three legged? Her name is Flower and she is the sweetest and happiest dog. Crossing my fingers for your upcoming big operation, you will rock it!!🤗👍

[@MayimHastings]

That's right, i forgot that sweet little Flower is a tripod! 🥰

[@heidi1651]

I love little Flower baby!

[@karlalong5468]

I pray for you and Jenny Apple throughout the day. ❤️

[@nancern53]

@@Emptynestballerina1 no..in fact her brain mri improved

[@PaulinPerth]

God Bless those Apples. I wonder if they acquired Flower for the same reason that I love three-legged dogs....

[@juliespeight7835]

Hi Paul, I had eleven and a half hours of surgery to treat ovarian cancer. They removed my uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes, ovaries, large intestine, omentum, spleen, mid section of liver and the peritoneum, which the surgeon said was a bit like scraping wallpaper off! Your recovery will be harsh, painful and, at times, feel like to much to cope with. But, oh boy, I wish I’d thought of the three legged dog at the time. Make the best use of those three legs that you can Paul, run after that stick with all your might, especially on a hard day. My surgery was over five years ago and although my cancer isn’t curable, I’m still up and running. Big shout out to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in England and all who have been part of saving my life. Sending you a big beautiful yellow ball to chase Paul. X

[@MayimHastings]

Wow, Julie, you are an incredible person, thank you for sharing your story! I'm so sorry you've had to go through all of that, and continue to. Sending you gentle hugs and prayers 💚🙏🕊

[@heidi1651]

❤

[@iSheree]

Stories like this give me hope for my own cancer journey. Thank you for sharing and so proud of you for fighting and kicking cancer’s butt!! Keep on living the best life you can. It is amazing how long people are living with cancer these days. Lots of love and hoping for miracles for you. Xx

[@suzannastevens4059]

Thank you for sharing your story and wow you sure had a lot removed but you are still here! A positive fight and yes Paul 3 legged will give me new perspective for my husband whom is fighting cancer. Sending hugs and prayers your way for Gods hedge of protection to cover you with love and protection! Hugs

[@evagonzalez1780]

I too had a 13.5 hr. Surgery called a total pelvic exenteration. Lost all female organs, bladder and partial large intestines. That was 30 yrs ago during my second cancer battle. Forward 30 yrs and I just battled my 3rd cancer. Hoping for more surgery. My faith is in the doctors!!!! God bless and do the 3 legged race!!!

[@726CherylD]

Here’s to 3 legged dogs and to your amazing approach to challenges. You are an inspiration.

[@AjaySensei]

Rooting for you Paul from the other side of the planet!

[@tongpoo8985]

It must be hard having cancer and also being upside down at the same time

[@Queensland-girl]

Also rooting from this side of the planet. We’ve got the globe covered! 😆

[@maureenshea4268]

When I saw the title, I thought Paul had flown off to Liverpool, UK.

[@hildeknarvik2440]

@@maureenshea4268me too. I get confused all the time when there is so many places with the same name. Manchester is also in USA. I live in Norway in these small country there is so many places with the same nave. Many times people from other countries take the plane to the other place with the same name. I feel so sad for them because they need new plane ticket. Many people from Asian want to see the midnight sun in the North of Norway and they taike the plane to the west of Norway. To come to to the right place they need to change the plane more than one time. And they also want to see something looks like green sky. I can’t remember the name in Norwegian either. Please excuse me grammer and spelling. I do understand all most everything English but I have only learned the most important of the grammer and spelling but It’s so long time since I was in school. But I use google translate and other places. Have a wonderfull day from Hilde in sunny Norway where I live. orher places have rain😀😀

[@maureenshea4268]

@@hildeknarvik2440 Have a wonderful day also, Hilde. I think you were thinking of the Northern Lights when you mentioned green sky! That is what we call it in the US anyway.

[@christineadkins4058]

I am glad that you are with your nephew instead of being alone and that's great news that Caroline can be with you as well. Continued prayers 🙏🙏🙏🙏 😀

[@carlamaeder2660]

I have a three legged dog!!! She is the best little dog.she lost it not long before we rescued her,it really doesn't slow her down,she is so fast! She's a very happy girl😁

[@karengross1908]

❤❤❤ love anilige of the three legged dog.😊❤❤❤

[@kimberlybentel7279]

Paul- You have the right attitude going into this surgery. I have faith you will do great and be as happy as all these wonderful 3-legged dogs!

[@1digitalwatcher697]

Braver than I would ever be smart very smart I will pray and pray it cant hurt Paul. I love dogs I had a hunting dog a beagle I loved him more than a family member lol hes been gone 40 years ago at least.

[@ute0761]

I love the image of the three legged dog! Fantastic approach! I hope they find an operation date soon. Wishing you well!

[@chrissygreig2277]

I want you to have quality of life and I believe you will have quality of life because “you sir are a bad ass three legged dog 🐶” ❤️🌹🙂xxxx

[@MsHappy-u5o]

Ha, so funny & sweet!

[@sweett2185]

Love the 3 legged dog analogy Paul. Glad you got a reprieve from the hospital. So good that Caroline is coming on the 24th. I hope you have time to enjoy your day after your PET scan and your chores. Thanks for the update. See you soon. Blessings from MD-US.

[@mumzee7680]

So you take care of yourself and just take it easy,im sending love light and strength your way and keeping you in my thoughts and prayers xx

[@sshumkaer]

Dogs love to live and be with family

[@justmemandalee]

All sounds good- manageable and YES- The 3 legged dog…. Perfect- TY PAUL!!!

[@nancyboykin8769]

A 3-legged dog is now my spirit animal!

[@pamhegarty4626]

Always thinking of you. All my best wishes to you both as a nurse and another human being who wants nothing but the best for you x

[@margaretohara7250]

Great to get update. You are so upbeat. Thinking about you and wishing your the best. Blessings galore. Love story about 3legged dog. Woof.

[@j.s.9981]

Best of luck with the surgery. I am certain it will come out well. You obviously have a strong mental and physical constitution and are making the decisions necessary to return to good health and a long life. All in all, you are doing everything that you can control, which is all you can do. Nothing but pleasant dreams as you travel through life…

[@americanclipshitj.b3173]

Dear Paul.I must say thank you for allowing us to witness this part of your Life,your good Days and your tears, and we are so close to you,expecially on your huge, upcoming surgery.We are with you,sending all the Best,Prayers,Blessings,hang on, we continue to pray for the good💕🙏

[@suellenandrews8024]

I’m so pleased you’ll have Carolyn.

[@hetty2974]

Hello there Paul, whow its good to see you today,my goodness me,you are so right ,what a wonderful way of looking at this your operation and removing those things that they need to ,and whaw animals (dogs) really truly zre so happy after operation s loosing a leg or other,wagging a tail and being happy with life 😄 its delightful,,,you are amazing Paul, its so much to take in and you are very knowledge able about your surgery that will be happening,,we will all be thinking of you with tons of good joy and prayers, lovexand hugs and for all your staff, the surgeon s,nurses, anithsatists ,everyone involved and the cleaners at hospital they are all angels,thank-you to them all ,,so so pleased Caroline can be there,,you are looking smiley and i hope you know how much we all care ,xx,my husband will be getting his gzll bladder removed, they wanted to do this several months ago but he had just had 2 stents putnin for his heart,,,its amazing what they can do isnt it,znd how many of our bits and pieces we csn do without too.😊.hugs until next vidio.xx😊love to you and Caroline too.brown bunny znd little ted and friends xxxx

[@minerva9359]

Hi Paul, fellow PMP survivor here - I had Peritonectomy with HIPEC & EPIC in 2014. If I may offer one piece of advice it would be to possibly have the hospital assign you a “buddy” who has previously been through the procedure! It really helped to have that support during my work-up (to surgery period) & then afterwards I was teamed up on the ward with another PMP pal who had her Peritonectomy one week prior to mine - that was invaluable & we both helped each other through some tough recovery times. You have a wonderful attitude & I have no doubt you will get through this….I wish you the very best & will keep you in my prayers. Get your warrior on 💪….! ❤️

[@PaulinPerth]

Thank you Minerva. I'm going to take up your advice. There will be a PMP patient ahead of my in the ward, and I will ask the staff to hook us up. Cheers for the idea. Paul.

[@sheliadean9548]

Much❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@DirlingSwervish]

I love your attitude, Paul. Here's to 3-legged dogs!

[@amandaboyd9203]

Just love that idea off the 3 legged dog 🐕 have owned dogs all my life just love them there always Happy to see you and cheer you up when you've had a bad day. Roll on operation day ❤

[@seasheleyes]

Superfluous parts be gone! I’m so glad that you are able to have this surgery!

[@mumzee7680]

So lovely to see and hear from you hun,your looking well and i suspect so ready to get this operation over and done with 😊

[@renemurphy4244]

I am amazed at the intelligence and creativity of your demeaner! Ive been through several abdominal surgeries, none so serious as yours, and i wish i had had the idea of a three legged dog in my mind. It would have made all the difference! Best of luck to you, Paul ❤

[@kathiequirk1719]

Your positive attitude is sooo infectious. I know you are going to come through this and when you are on your feet again you have to get a 3 legged dog! We will all come up with a name while you recover!!!❤

[@hennagal7360]

Thats a Heck of a take away Paul - the 3 legged dog - keeper - thanks

[@maggiemcneice5426]

I love your 3 legged dog analogy! When I got cancer the first time, I made up the Silver Lining Game... every time I thought something negative, I would counter it with a positive, no matter how small. No hair? At least I save money on shampoo and time styling my hair! Have to spend time in bed? Atleast it gave me time to read. You get the picture. It helped a lot. Recently I was pretty sick, and I found myself celebrating the fact that the x-rays showed no cancer, "just" pneumonia. I hope you know how much your educational and thoughtful videos are helping folks all around the world. Wishing you the very best.❤

[@PaulinPerth]

That's a great game! I might play it too.

[@AuntDi2]

Paul, please don’t forget what an amazing person you are. You are such a bright light even through your cancer journey. I always enjoy your perspective and intelligence! Bonus, 3 legged dogs!! Much love from Ohio!! 💞💞💞💞

[@lynnscruggs8105]

Hi Paul, I loved the pictures of the 3 legged dogs❤They all were beautiful 😍 I am glad that you are feeling good. Thank you for letting us know what all your surgery will effect you. I am sending you lots of love, prayers and good thoughts about the 3 legged dog😊❤

[@ffssheeple]

Im so happy to see you with your family! Stay tenacious Paul! My partner and I were discussing you, over dinner tonight, about how your bravery and ability to push through this battle is giving us both a renewed sense of appreciating each day! Thank you Paul for sharing your day to day thoughts and journey! 💙👍🙏 you're a diamond in the rough to state the very least!

[@lynnmcintosh8340]

Hey, Paul, you definitely don't need that gallbladder-- got rid of mine (cholecystectomy) years ago, don't miss the darn thing at all! I loved the analogy of the 3-legged dog. The wonderful thing about animals is they don't know if they have one eye, three legs, etc.-- they are just happy to have attention, get pets and cuddles. Thank you for the great explanation of the other organs you'll be losing; even if a re-sect of the intestine is required (my brother had that done), there's recuperation after but then life goes on! Love your attitude, fortitude, determination and strong will. Thinking of you and sending a hug!♥

[@Zzzzzzzzz216]

We had a 3 legged cat, he was more active than most in tact cats, lived an active life until he died aged 22. Sending you all good wishes for the best outcome from the op Paul, from the very bottom of my ❤!

[@PaulinPerth]

Oh wow! So cats do it too then! OK!

[@cflores9275]

Paul, you continue to teach us, not just how to do things, but how to approach life and live. What a treasure you are! Good vibes from TX ☮️💜🙏🏼

[@hubertaslola5402]

all my best from potsdam, germany❣️ You are an amazing man and I am sure that you give many people enormous strength and confidence that they can do it. stick to your path, you will be the greatest three leg dog-man❗️

[@bradbeaman3502]

Very relieved to hear Caroline will be there with you!

[@karenmccabe2371]

Greetings from Charleston SC. I ❤ the 3 legged dog approach, never thought of it that way! ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@rynearsoncats]

Paul, half way in to the video I had to stop it. Tears running down my face. I never thought about with my cancer causing me depression feelings, to redirect myself and think about the happiness of a three-legged dog. Whoa, what a thought. It didn't even occur to me when I watched Jenny and Kyle's latest video yesterday and their dog Flower who looks like a three-legged dog. I too now have something to focus on. I see my dr tomorrow for my 1st post-op visit, just to go over how I'm healing. Appointment next week with Dr Holsinger is to see where we go from here. Hugs (and the thumbs-up care button) from Cupertino, California, USA

[@PaulinPerth]

Yep. Dogs have much to teach us. I am glad I was able to help you reframe your thoughts. Paul.

[@Plootyhooter]

@rynearsoncats Good luck with your appointment! ❤🇦🇺

[@rynearsoncats]

​@@Plootyhooter, thank you. I appreciate your note. Any one of us that has cancer, it is a terrible journey. Thank you again.

[@suzannastevens4059]

So happy to hear from you today when I got up. I have been looking to see if you posted update so thank you. So many good things happening Paul for you. When you mentioned three legged dog I thought of Jenny Apples sweet three legged dog Flower. She is so happy all the time. So I am gland your are looking at it that way! You positive state will go a long way. We are at Fisher House for hubby radiation treatments and you will be moving that week too. So excited I know that you have protection around you and guiding you and your team of doctors!! Much love to you and Caroline

[@loriwilcox10]

Here in the states a three legged dog is called a tripod. They even have tripod groups. I had my gull-bladder out after my first daughter was born. I had major stones causing tremendous pain so they removed it. That was 40 yrs ago. So it’s not a problem really an easy surgery for otherwise healthy people. I have faith all will be good! 💙🙏🏻💙

[@marthasundquist5761]

Jenny Apple has a 3 legged dog...hope they think about their pooch and how happy it is too!

[@sherriewright6241]

You've nailed it about the 3 legged dogs. Still happy and looking forward to the next cuddle or treat❤❤

[@SuperAngelic5]

Thanks! I needed this today.

[@jonathanlegg4308]

Chin up, keep smiling. ❤

[@annmcgee8960]

Love the image and idea of the 3 legged dog .Very positive even for people frustrates with mobility problems in later life Wishing as always Paul Long life of great quality.💚☘️💚

[@fim1968]

3 legged dogs it is then! I love where you're going with this! When dogs lose a leg they still have their tail to tell you they're still standing and enjoying their life. Also, Paul, your hair is growing nicely.. I always remember the lovely story behind it.. sending you all the light in the world. Love ya

[@shannonsutton9131]

I love your 3 legged dog analogy! They are so resilient and I believe you will be as well! Praying for your recovery!

[@KateCollins-Thompson]

It will be a new normal, Paul. It just takes awhile to get used to. I like the three legged dog thinking, too.

[@hemidancer64]

Wishing you a very successful outcome, Paul. So glad this option became available to you. Carpe diem!

[@ADRCATS]

You are so incredibly brave Paul….we are all here cheering you on❤️🙏🏻🦋🌸

[@juliekelderman4041]

I love your 3 legged dog analogy. Praying for a successful surgery for you!

[@marthafoster6162]

Thank you for sharing. Much love.

[@paulatenney6494]

Pray for you paul & jenny & kyle & pog family & everyone who has cancer too😍😍❤❤

[@maggiemoo0328]

I have chronic health conditions - nothing as serious as yours - and the best advice I was given is “don’t accept, adapt”. I love the three legged dog analogy and wish you every success in your upcoming surgery xx

[@brigittecrawley1872]

I pray that after your surgery you will have a very good quality of life and no longer need to worry about the cancer.

[@krisjames4276]

Love and prayers Paul xx❤❤❤

[@sjj39]

Keep the positive vibes. I have been wearing one on my Rival Sons t shirt. Praying for positive outcome.

[@HeyHeyHeidi]

Inspired. Cheering you on, Paul!!!

[@larryb8022]

Cool shirt great smile great glasses so I’m going to give you a giant hug and kiss ❤❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻☠️✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@myheartisinjapan3184]

I’m glad you’re staying with your nephew, Paul. You are looking very, very well. I know you’ll come through all of this with flying colors! Let me also just mention, you have quite an amazing collection of tshirts. And I love your glasses! Blessings and healing energies to you! ♥️oh I forgot to mention…I have, amongst my 6 rescue cats, a three legged tabby! He doesn’t let anything get in his way! He’s a feisty one. ♥️

[@HWolfe]

Wow...that will be a big surgery, but you have a big crowd of us cheering you on and your medical staff and your family and friends!❤

[@marjilaplante9579]

You are doing so well considering all you have and are going through. And I know someone with a three legged dog and have known one from many years ago. Cindy.... Happiest little girl ever! As humans we tend to look at the negative, but the positive always outweighs this. Blessings to you and a candle is lit every day for you✨

[@terishumaker7461]

I too am feeling pretty positive regarding your surgery! Your approach regarding three legged dogs is brilliant. I'm so in awe of the positivity you display while facing such challenging times although I know it's not always sunshine and rainbows. Thank you for sharing your journey with us as well as your one of a kind personality. Always a joy to listen to you speak and to be a part of your life! Love and hugs to you!❤

[@jenilocke8255]

I'm in NSW, and I can access my PET scans on my phone if needed, both the scan and the report. Love the mindset behind the three legged dog! Glass half full is the way to go. You did well with the explanation of the surgery and it's great that you are so well informed. As a nurse I think knowledge is power, as you can make better decisions when you're informed. Good luck with the PET tomorrow. Best wishes and hugs🙂🤗

[@iamtilima]

Paul your optimization blows me away!! "3 legged dog" I love it, go you!! Liverpool is quite a hike from St George Hospital but at least you have time with your nephew and soon you'll be back with your No1.....Caroline and closer to the hospital. I lived in a few units around Sydney and I only ever saw one without a laundry but they shared a community laundry downstairs. As always thanks for the updates and hopefully your health will keep looking more and more positive as the days go on. Always thinking of you Paul 🥰

[@PaulinPerth]

Yes, it has transpired that my nephew is just taking his sweet time installing a washing machine. He does have a location designed for one, he just hasn't bought one.

[@pierreder1368]

What an inspiration! You got this dude! Still praying for you!!!

[@ellenh9381]

Thank you for the three-legged dog story. It’s a great way to look at life, and I’m going to incorporate it into my life - now! I enjoy your videos. 👍🏻❤

[@christinewickliff4179]

If I'm not mistaken, Jenny and Kyle's dog Flower is a happy 3 legged dog. Love your 3 legged dog theory....being positive can help in the healing process. Praying for you Paul and your surgical team. You are so inspiring.

[@karencaddle7288]

Yes, Flower only has 3 legs and seems to be so happy, you are right.

[@PaulinPerth]

Oh wow! That is so cool. Cheers to Flower!

[@shellebelle53]

So great to hear from you Paul. Yes the 3 legged dog is like the glass half empty/half full...but I always say the glass is refillable! Love your outlook on everything 😊

[@Jules-77]

You look great Paul! Glad things are moving along without any hiccups. Have a bunch of good vibes as usual, lovely man 💜

[@BBH101]

A friend of mine had hipec surgery a few years ago. The biggest post op complication was blood clots in the legs after surgery. Watch out for that..

[@barbaralouise_]

Love the three legged dog analogy. I happen to have a three legged toy poodle. She is a very happy girl and can run pretty fast ehen she wants to. She carries on too. With happiness. Just like you will!

[@PaulinPerth]

That is awesome!

[@swannyriver75]

Paul you're the best 👌 I'm praying 🙏 that all will go well and that you have a speedy recovery ❤❤❤

[@lenom1289]

I've had my gall bladder removed after cancer treatment, it was filled with stones. They did it by laparoscopy and yes, you can live without it. Keep up the good spirits ❤❤❤

[@piaogilvie8463]

Dear Paul, It's great that you're on a break from the hospital, and that you're staying with your nephew. Also great that Caroline will be coming to Sydney on the 25th. Love to both you and Caroline❤️

[@mariaparker7545]

😂That is a perfect analogy the 3 legged dog... So lovely to see you more positive and I'm happy that Caroline will be with you. An apartment with no washer and dryer? Wow that would drive me crazy...😂😂 big hug........

[@PaulinPerth]

Yep. Turns out that it isn't all apartments in Sydney, just ones where my nephew hasn't bought a washing machine in the six months he's lived here......

[@lindseyscott7133]

Good luck, this is exciting. And good for you, I’m a grad student becoming a therapist. We have very good evidence that two things - positive outlook & meditation - increase survival rates with cancer. It makes a huge difference. Prayers for you.

[@Lucy-Wilkinson]

Your looking good Paul, good luck with everything

[@maureenjurmann1916]

Your decision to approach your surgery like a 3 legged dog is such an upbeat idea, Paul. I love it and it sounds so much like you. The pictures of those 3 legged dogs in this video were awesome And you are so right because they look so full of life and ready to take on the day. I really admire your courage because it's something you have chosen. That is inspiring to me and especially to those suffering with diseases such as cancer. Keep those positive thoughts because I feel they are going to be the key to a successful outcome. Praying for you, Paul, and hoping for only the best outcome! Talk to you again soon. ❤🙏

[@mariabottiglieri3047]

❤❤❤ As tiffany from tiffany thinks would say you've got this!

[@carolschneider7375]

You always inspire snd educate....thank you for the anatomy explanation. Prayers still coming your way ❤

[@theknight3093]

All the support in the world for you!❤ And a new subscriber🙂 We are with you🙏🙂

[@BudgetingDoll]

Sending everyone battling cancer a 🥎🏀🏐🏈🏉 and an orange heart to represent the kidney cancer battle my husband went through in 2021 🧡 he's a fighter like you all, god bless you all, we've got this 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌎xx Always remember LOVE is stronger than any cancer. LOVE to you all xxx

[@ColleenGoldsmith-n7m]

Hi ! Paul, Thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers. God Bless 🙏💕 Colleen 🇿🇦

[@louisemazan4695]

Paul for a man that has so much wrong with him on the inside - you look so good on the outside. They certainly do things differently over there regarding the preparation for surgery and aftercare than here in the US. You seem to know exactly what is going to happen to you so there are no big surprises. Will keep praying for you. Your attitude is outstanding and for the dogs they are adorable and the same thing with 3-legged cats. I Love cats. I have a rescue cat right now Cali. I have had dogs too but for me now cats are better for me. God Bless you Paul.

[@PaulinPerth]

I'm curious: how do three-legged cats act?

[@louisemazan4695]

​@@PaulinPerth Thankfully, my cat has all 4 legs. I would think a 3-legged cat would act just like a any cat - run, play, etc. just like a 4-legged cats would!

[@jamesbruce6022]

Love the Three Legged Dogs - Take care My Friend.

[@Marsha_B]

You got this Paul! 😘🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@markminer4685]

You made my day with the 3-legged dogs. By the way my Uncle had an "Arithmatic Dog" You may ask what is that kind of dog is that. He explained. "An Arithmetic Dog is one that 'puts down 3 and carries 1'. Good to see that your are in good spirits. Mark

[@PaulinPerth]

I love it!

[@eci_frog9994]

The three legged dog approach is great! 😊 I am in the middle of my own cancer journey (ovarian) amd will try to use this myself. Wishing you all the best ❤

[@ritahall45]

I am so happy you are in a good place mentally and preparing for your surgery. Continued prayers! ❤️

[@lynndinovo3500]

I had gall bladder removed years ago. It was painful for a short time. But gall stones are worse. So painful I went into shock. All is well now! You can definitely live without a gall blader. You will not miss it. Best to you on this part of your journey.

[@VenturiLife]

Cholecystitis is where the bile duct is blocked by a stone, and becomes infected and inflamed. It's common for men in their 40's etc. and more common in women. It can actually cause pancreatitis when that happens too and jaundice etc. it can also be incredibly painful as you swell up. The only real side-effect of gallbladder removal is your bile then drips constantly from the liver into the small intestine, unlike how it would normally dump it from the "warehouse" (gallbladder) after say a fatty meal triggers it. The constant bile dripping can lead to loose stools etc. so just eat some fibre like a couple apples a day and you'll be fine with that side of things. Splenectomy I'm not so familiar with, but I think it can effect your immune system somewhat when removed, and the liver takes over most of it's role if it's removed. You can therefore live quite well with the gallbladder removed with a mild side-effect that is pretty easily manageable,.

[@PaulinPerth]

That's great news. Thank you.

[@lindagentile2380]

Very positive Vlog today Paul... 👍😊HUGS & CONTINUED PRAYERS from Corona, California... GBY ALWAYS 🙏💙🤗✝️

[@solidblack8870]

Love tour attitude Paul, keep strong

[@cindyd3038]

Thanks for this update. Sending lots of love and prayers your way 🤗 🙏

[@UDPride]

I had my gall bladder removed about 5yrs ago for Coliostitis or whatever its called. It was giving me worst pains of my life right there with kidney stones. I wished death whenever it flared up. After removal, never had pains again and I can eat absolutely anything I want -- spicy food and all. You won't miss it Paul!

[@PaulinPerth]

Great news. I'm completely at ease with the upcoming loss of my gallbladder.

[@pjk1714]

Great update Paul Very good you have residency while waiting for your date. You may need draining leading up to anyway. There are med's available to control the bile, but often getting eating habits and what you eat in order, resets the discomfort some experience. It's like a broken tap... Hope your nephew takes this time to spend with you. Safe travels for Caroline ❤🍁