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aerick21

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Everything posted by aerick21

  1. Good for the most part. Transitions are painful (rolling from back to side, sit to/from stand, sit to/from laying down. Shoulder pain gets less the more I pass gas (I have never been so excited to fart in my life [emoji1787]) I was released from the hospital the next day, which I was determined to do, however, it was nice that the nurses were there regulating when I needed to take my meds. I recommend getting a belly band! I'm so glad I have mine I think it just keeps everything together nice and snug while you are recovering . My parents are staying with me, which is awesome. Definitely have a good support system to come home to [emoji3]
  2. I'm new to this site/group, but I had my surgery on Feb 6th

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