December 22nd- Christmas Sleevers

[msfranjul 3]

I've been scheduled for my surgery... I'm worried and stressing but mainly I'm upset about Christmas and the fact that I may not get to spend it with my kids here the doctor keeps you from 2-4 nights so I'm hoping everything goes great for me and I can leave on Christmas Eve anyone else a Christmas sleever?

[Cheeselife 68]

I've been scheduled for my surgery... I'm worried and stressing but mainly I'm upset about Christmas and the fact that I may not get to spend it with my kids here the doctor keeps you from 2-4 nights so I'm hoping everything goes great for me and I can leave on Christmas Eve anyone else a Christmas sleever?

Where is your surgery? Usually you're only staying a night or two, most of the hospital staff will want to be home too so I'd be surprised if they plan for routine patients to hang around. I'd suggest talking to your surgeon's office to ask, worst case you can ask to postpone the surgery by a week.

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[msfranjul 3]

Military hospital they are more cautious bc we aren't paying patients so they can be more cautious besides a lot of the patients travel to this hospital so the dr just wants to make sure there are no leaks and stuff :/ it's common protocol at this hospital... I'm also afraid to postpone bc I'm a dependent which means not priority so if I postpone there's a possibility I would have to wait months :/

Edited December 1, 2015 by msfranjul

[jane13 2,256]

@@msfranjul - plan on NOT being home and if you are released early then CELEBRATE! Its not like you WONT see them:)

Merry Christmas "Sleever to be"