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pancakes2k18

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  1. I’m a student and this is the beginning of rotations for me so it’s near impossible for me to take time off. My surgery should have been earlier when I had a break but it didn’t work out so here I am.
  2. Hi everyone, I’m supposed to have my gastric bypass next week on June 5th. I’m currently in school and can only take the two days off for my hospital stay. I’m gonna be on my feet a lot which is good to avoid post op complications but I’m afraid I’m going to get dehydrated or become too tired. I was wondering if anyone went right back to work after the surgery? Any tips, how the pain was, how you dealt with it? Any information would be great! Thanks!

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