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Sleeved 12/31 !

Hey all,

I had my surgery on New Years eve.

Today is my third day and I'm very sore but feel 100 times better. How long did it take for the soreness to go away?

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    The majority of my soreness was gone around day 5. Except for getting in and out of bed, that took about a week and a half. Walking definitely helped.

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    Congrats on your surgery. Mine is coming up in 2 weeks and I am quite excited.

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    Thanks for the insight, jersey! I'm still sore and alerting is somewhat uncomfortable bc Im use to sleeping on my belly lol

    You should be very excited! It's a rough road at first but if gets easier as far as I can tell

    Anyone know how long it took their incisions to heal?

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