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Don't be jealous because I know I will hit a road bump in the future, but so far it has been easy
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Yep, you read that right. I really haven't run into any real problems.
I am 1.5 weeks out from Surgery and things have been smooth.
-- No major pain after surgery, other than my wrist arm swelling from the vein they blew -- still hurts
-- No major gas pain
-- No nausea
-- No close calls with throwing up
-- Able to drink fluids relatively easily, albeit slowly
-- Moved to full liquids per my Dr's plan easily
-- I am getting 60+ grams of Protein, and close to the 64 oz of Fluid (remembering to sip Water and waiting the 30+ minutes after is annoying)
-- Since moving to full liquids, I am been getting 600 to 700 calories in, is that too much?
-- Finally lost the water weight gain plus, and an additional 4.2 lbs since the surgery for a total of nearly 12 lbs
-- Traveled to my client site and worked pretty much my same routine of super fulls days, i.e, 10+ hours (yes, I did crash as soon as I got back to the hotel)
Now, for the minor complaint, when will my wrist along the vein stop hurting? It hurts to stretch the arm out and to touch it.
OK, I know I will hit a stall, I am thinking moving to more solid foods might present a problem, I just know I will hit a road bump at some point and will be on here asking for help. But, until then, pre-op patients, please know that the ride can be smooth. I know so far I have been one of the lucky ones. Thank you to who ever is watching out for me, I really appreciate it.
Mary