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Charlotte, NC?

My tentative date of surgery is April 22nd.

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    Hello. I had my surgery in Charlotte back on2/10. Who is your doctor?

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    I'm actually having my surgery in Rock Hill at Piedmont with Dr. Bo. How is everything going ?

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    Everything is going good. It was a little rough to start out but it is getting a lot easier now. Make sure to do a lot of walking right after surgery because it will help with the gas pains

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    I remember those gas pains from my hysterectomy. Not fun! I told my coworkers that they needed to come take me for a walk as soon as they could.

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