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2 Days Post-Op!

I honestly feel pretty damn good! I can def say I didn't feel this good after the band surgery at all.

There were 5 of us done on Monday and I was last! As far as I know I was the only revision done. As soon as I got to my room, I was up to bathroom and took a cpl laps around the floor. Basically every time I got up to bathroom I would walk a few laps. Several of the nurses on that night said I didn't even look like I had surgery and praised me for being up and exercising. I crunched ice chips and sipped Water on and off through the night. By 8am the next day I was up walking for over a half hour. I was then taken down for swallow study and my dr came back up the elevator with me and said I could go home as soon as I drank some 1/2 apple juice+1/2 water in med cups. I haven't had any nausea and continue to tolerate fluids fairly easily as long as sipped slowly.

I was the first to go home out of the 5 of us.

I hope everyone else sleeved Monday October 29th is feeling better day by day!

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I honestly feel pretty damn good! I can def say I didn't feel this good after the band surgery at all.

There were 5 of us done on Monday and I was last! As far as I know I was the only revision done. As soon as I got to my room, I was up to bathroom and took a cpl laps around the floor. Basically every time I got up to bathroom I would walk a few laps. Several of the nurses on that night said I didn't even look like I had surgery and praised me for being up and exercising. I crunched ice chips and sipped Water on and off through the night. By 8am the next day I was up walking for over a half hour. I was then taken down for swallow study and my dr came back up the elevator with me and said I could go home as soon as I drank some 1/2 apple juice+1/2 water in med cups. I haven't had any nausea and continue to tolerate fluids fairly easily as long as sipped slowly.

I was the first to go home out of the 5 of us.

Wonderful. Wishing continueds success.

I hope everyone else sleeved Monday October 29th is feeling better day by day!

That is great - congrats!

I stayed just one night and was ready to go home too! I however found recovery from this surgery to last longer then the band - the primary reason I think is exhaustion which probably relates to how hard it is to get Water in at first.

Keep us posted on your progress

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Thank you!

I've actually done very well with my sipping. I think the biggest difference now and three years ago, is that I'm in way better shape. I spend from June until beginning of October exercising and running quite a bit. Only reason I wasn't able to continue right up until surgery is bc I popped my hip out and it was misaligned by about 4 inches! It was awful and still slowly recovering from that. I am finally able to walk long distances, did 2 miles yesterday!

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