No Complications
My surgery is over and I am home recovering. Surgery went real smooth
w/o any complications. I did a lot of walking the day of surgery and the
two days that followed in the hospital and even still now. I feel real
good. I have not experienced a whole lot of pain just some discomfort. I
have minimal bruisning, the bruising that I do have came from the lovenox
injections. My dr and nurses were suprised at how much I was up walking
around the hospital. I was pretty bored. My biggest problem right now
is learning how to sip my fluids instead of gulping them.
The hospital staff were fabulous. Which I am a pretty tough critic
since I am a nurse. Everything went really good. Now It's up to me to eat
right and get out and exercise. For those of you who are waiting to have
your surgery. Get up and start walking right away. It helps relieve the
gas pains in your shoulders and neck. Best wishes to everyone and
Thanks to all of you who sent me encouragements. They made a world of
difference. God Bless.
Tammy
Welcome to the other side Tammy!!!!
Congrats on a smooth start, hoping it will stay that way, mine has been smooth from the beginning with only 2 minor food episodes that were my own dumb fault, LOL
HW 250 @ 5'6" tight 22's
SW 235
CW 169 size 6 jeans (mostly 8 & 10 in other clothes)
GW surgeon 165
GW mine 154 "Normal BMI"
I am so exited for you! The difference it makes. I am 6 months post op. HW 214 at 4'10", size 3x on the bottom, XL-1x on top
SW 197
CW 122 size 14 petite on bottom, petite small on top (almost into an xsmall)
GW surgeon 130
GW mine 102
Take things slow and easy. Walk, walk, walk. Which you are already doing great at! Sip, Sip, Sip. I used medicine cups per the docs orders for the first few weeks to keep me from gulping. Our doc says 30 ml every 15 minutes while awake. Always trust what your body tells you. My original surgeon didn't take my nausea seriously. The replacement doc took me to the OR and found twisted, looped bowel and 4 hours worth of lysis of adhesions. A week in the hospital and a g-tube later, things are getting better. Welcome to the losing side. You are in for one of the most wonderful journeys of your life!
Heather
Hi! We weren't too far apart on our days. My surgery went great too. I have a rough time with the protein, since I can't find any protein powders I like.
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andy
Sorry that was Hi from my 3.5 yo son Andy, he is so excited he can type his name.
Good luck on your journey.
Susu 3/23/06
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