So I went in for surgery on July 16th in the morning at 5:30 AM. I was in the operating room around 7:00 and then I remember waking up around 2:30 in a lot of pain. Nothing to eat or drink on day 1. Then day 2 I had to take an x-ray and they saw alot of swelling so still nothing to eat or drink on day 2. Then on day 3 they allowed me to have an oz of water every hour. By the time I got to the fourth hour I was so full. My surgeon came in and suggested that I try some jello and I can tolerate it then they will be able to go home. So it all worked out and I'm home. Can't believe this has actually happened.

Welcome to your new life, rest up and wishing you a speedy and easy recovery...

Woohoo! First few weeks are the hardest.

Welcome Nikki! I came home today too.

Congrads

Mz Shay

So I went in for surgery on July 16th in the morning at 5:30 AM. I was in the operating room around 7:00 and then I remember waking up around 2:30 in a lot of pain. Nothing to eat or drink on day 1. Then day 2 I had to take an x-ray and they saw alot of swelling so still nothing to eat or drink on day 2. Then on day 3 they allowed me to have an oz of Water every hour. By the time I got to the fourth hour I was so full. My surgeon came in and suggested that I try some Jello and I can tolerate it then they will be able to go home. So it all worked out and I'm home. Can't believe this has actually happened.

I'm so happy for you!!

Congrats! Praying for your speedy recovery

Congratulation

So I went in for surgery on July 16th in the morning at 5:30 AM. I was in the operating room around 7:00 and then I remember waking up around 2:30 in a lot of pain. Nothing to eat or drink on day 1. Then day 2 I had to take an x-ray and they saw alot of swelling so still nothing to eat or drink on day 2. Then on day 3 they allowed me to have an oz of Water every hour. By the time I got to the fourth hour I was so full. My surgeon came in and suggested that I try some Jello and I can tolerate it then they will be able to go home. So it all worked out and I'm home. Can't believe this has actually happened.

You'll feel like a "new you" in no time!

So I went in for surgery on July 16th in the morning at 5:30 AM. I was in the operating room around 7:00 and then I remember waking up around 2:30 in a lot of pain. Nothing to eat or drink on day 1. Then day 2 I had to take an x-ray and they saw alot of swelling so still nothing to eat or drink on day 2. Then on day 3 they allowed me to have an oz of Water every hour. By the time I got to the fourth hour I was so full. My surgeon came in and suggested that I try some Jello and I can tolerate it then they will be able to go home. So it all worked out and I'm home. Can't believe this has actually happened.

You'll feel like a "new you" in no time!