I'm feeling better each day but still a lot of soreness in my belly. I was glad to be back to work five days after my surgery. Of course, sitting in an office doesn't take a lot of umph. I just need to be careful about how I twist, turn and move around.
The first week I could only sleep on my back. Tylenol was my friend. Sleep was not. A heavy, burning pain radiated through my gut and I wondered, was this surgery successful or did it leave me worse off than before? About a week out the pain slowly but steadily became less and less.
A couple more weeks and I should be back to normal. Heres to time and healing!
Spring is next month. I'm ready. How about you?
It, along with hip/knee replacements, are the most popular of the surgeries I transcribe. I never thought of the recovery period afterwards; lets hope each and every day gets you feeling back to completely normal :) We have had spring like even summer like weather here for the past week or so, so can't complain too much :)
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Healing does take time. Dancing the Twist is not recommended. By summer, you will have forgotten all about it.
ReplyDeleteIn a little over a week, the March winds will be heralding spring. It hasn't been too bad - I can wait, it will hold off the heat of summer that way.
I hope you feel much better by now. It's March and spring will come real soon. Sending hugs.
ReplyDeleteIs everything OK over there? No posts from you or Gracie for a while.
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