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Tomorrow wednesday august 26

So tomorrow I have to arrive at 5am for my sleeve... Have no idea what to pack... In that nice notebook ... Nothing about what to take! Please send prayers my way... I am a nervous person with anxiety... I will let you know when I go in and keep you updated..Alyce

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I replied on another post but I wish you all the best alyce. I'll keep you in my prayers. I took things and I didn't need them. I was too medicated to do much of anything but pee, walk, sleep, pee, walk, sleep and then when I was cleared to drink: pee, walk, sip, sleep, pee, walk, sip, sleep……...

My surgeon uses two IVs so you are completely full of fluids--gets your butt out of bed a lot to pee too ;) . I did use my cell phone to make a couple of calls. I'm sure the people I talked to could tell I was pretty out of it. Oh well. That's OK.

Walk as much as you can to prevent blood clots and get the CO2 out of your body. When you are cleared to drink--sip, sip, sip because you can't drink very much at one time. When I got home from the hospital I continued to sip, sip, sip and walk, walk, walk.

I hope you have an uneventful surgery and easy recovery.

Kathleen

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<p>I replied on another post but I wish you all the best alyce. I'll keep you in my prayers. I took things and I didn't need them. I was too medicated to do much of anything but pee, walk, sleep, pee, walk, sleep and then when I was cleared to drink: pee, walk, sip, sleep, pee, walk, sip, sleep……...</p> <p> </p> <p>My surgeon uses two IVs so you are completely full of fluids--gets your butt out of bed a lot to pee too ;) . I did use my cell phone to make a couple of calls. I'm sure the people I talked to could tell I was pretty out of it. Oh well. That's OK. </p> <p> </p> <p>Walk as much as you can to prevent blood clots and get the CO2 out of your body. When you are cleared to drink--sip, sip, sip because you can't drink very much at one time. When I got home from the hospital I continued to sip, sip, sip and walk, walk, walk. </p> <p> </p> <p>I hope you have an uneventful surgery and easy recovery.</p> <p> </p> <p>Kathleen</p>

Thank you so much Kathleen ... Leaving now for the hospital...I will keep you posted on my progress

So tomorrow I have to arrive at 5am for my sleeve... Have no idea what to pack... In that nice notebook ... Nothing about what to take! Please send prayers my way... I am a nervous person with anxiety... I will let you know when I go in and keep you updated..Alyce

. Good Luck to you! I go in on Thursday. Sending prayers for a speedy recovery.

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