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Surgery was June 30th, can I ride rollercoasters now?

As a final goodbye to summer, the fam and I are going to King's Dominion on Sunday. It's been 2 months post-op...do you think I'd be able to ride the rides just fine?

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    Well yeah, your stomach can't get up in your throat when you drop from the peak like it used to because it's too little. LOL

    Seriously it all depends on you. If you still have some sore spots, or if you have trouble with throwing up, then maybe you should wait for the big drop rides for a while. But if you're feeling great, why shouldn't you at least try one?

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