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Surgery While Still In School

Hey guys! Just joined so I have surgery in a few weeks. Is it going to be hard having surgery while still in school?

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    One thing that you may experience post-op is some mental fuzziness. I was really fuzzy and unfocused for at least a couple of weeks post-op.

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I'm wondering the same thing! Classes just started today and I'm due to have surgery in October. From what I understand it shouldn't be too bad and as long as you are upfront with your professors at the beginning of the class about having a surgery and possibly missing classes, most professors will be happy to work with you. Just make sure you tell them! You don't have to tell them what kind of surgery it is, though.

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One thing that you may experience post-op is some mental fuzziness. I was really fuzzy and unfocused for at least a couple of weeks post-op.

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