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Surgery tomorrow at 11:30

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  • Inner Surfer Girl
    Inner Surfer Girl

    I am pre-op and completely understand. I will be in your shoes soon! My advice...breathe! You are going to be fine.

  • Sleevarilla
    Sleevarilla

    pack chapstick, be brave, don't back out!

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Scared and anxious. ....any suggestions????

I feel ya. My surgery is at 1130 tomorrow also and even though I hands had surgeries in the past, I am still a little nervous. For me, prayer works. I am just trusting that all will be well and when I wake up, I will feel good and be on the path to healthy.

Sending positive thoughts to you all. Like it was said BREATHE. Take it slow after surgery. I walked, walked, walked in between trips to the bathroom. My surgeon gives two IVs to fill you with fluids.

When you're cleared to drink: sip, sip, sip. A big problem after surgery is dehydration because you can't drink very much at one time. Your body needs the fluids to heal as well.

I had someone at home to remind me to sip, sip, sip. I also did a lot of walking after I was discharged from the hospital. The walking helps prevent blood clots. You DON'T want a blood clot. My husband almost died from one when he had a surgery, not a weight loss surgery.

I hope you all have successful, uneventful surgeries and easy recoveries. :)

Kathleen

pack chapstick, be brave, don't back out!

I am pre-op and completely understand. I will be in your shoes soon! My advice...breathe! You are going to be fine.

Yes, this!! Good luck & best wishes!!

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