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Surgery friday

I'm super nervous I have never had any surgery and don't do pain meds. I also am nervous about first three weeks

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  • Waking up from anesthesia was hell but other then that and a small amount of incisional pain I feel like didn't have surgery

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    IM FRIDAY TOO!!!! LETS GO JUNE 6thers GB OR RNY IN SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA

  • I'm in Baltimore Maryland. VSG here

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I have my surgery on Friday too!! First time ever under the knife but I am super excited!

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Where you from? I'm excited for after the surgery but anesthesia makes me nervous

Congrats to you both for choosing to be healthy before you know if Friday will be here and your be on the losers bench keep us posted and wishing you a speedy recovery .

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Cupcake anything liquid wise that helped you get through the first three weeks

Where you from? I'm excited for after the surgery but anesthesia makes me nervous

I'm from California - you??

IM FRIDAY TOO!!!! LETS GO JUNE 6thers GB OR RNY IN SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA

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I'm in Baltimore Maryland. VSG here

They will likely give you a pre-op medication to relax you. The anesthesia is a really nice sleep...waking up is dreamy. I suspect you'll have a PCA pump for pain relief. You may have a bit of a sore throat from being intubated but it goes away quickly. Take a small pillow with you to hold against your belly when you need to do your cough and deep breathe exercises. It's important to fully expand your lungs after surgery to avoid pneumonia. Get up and start moving as soon as possible. This all comes from the RN in me...I can't help it. You'll do GREAT and your life will be so much healthier. Keep us posted!

Mrs King, FB75, bravobentley Yay! Sending you warm wishes and high hopes for successful uneventful surgeries and recoveries. Will be thinking of you tomorrow! :)

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Waking up from anesthesia was hell but other then that and a small amount of incisional pain I feel like didn't have surgery

Waking up from anesthesia was hell but other then that and a small amount of incisional pain I feel like didn't have surgery

I feel the exact same way!! Even the nurses and other staff keep asking me, "Are you sure you had surgery because you're looking great!"

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Glad you are doing ok mrs king

I am glad that everyone is dong well and recovering well. Continue to take one day at a time and walk , each day does get better and drink water. Welcome to your new healthy life and welcome to the losers bench.

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How are my June 6th sleeve homies doing

Still doing awesome!! 25lbs down!! You??

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