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I have been waiting for my date for over a year! November 26th! Yay!
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Well, I've been waiting forever it seems and finally I have my date.
It has been a long road of medical tests and various hoops I've had to jump through. Not to mention traveling 7 hours(one way) 3 times in the past year hoping that trip was the one where I would get my date.
I sent an email to my team asking where I was in the process and that day I received my date!
I am excited and nervous all in one. I keep fantasizing about my surgery and the process at the hospital. And how it will be to come home and start what is going to be my new life.
I really really want to succeed and be a strong influence on my two amazing kids (6 & 3). I want to be the one who not only 'tells' them how to be healthy but I want to SHOW them. I can't wait to be able to run around WITH my kids and not sit on the sidelines anymore. I want to take an active roll in my own life and try all the things I've wanted to do for so long but my weight has held me back. Like hiking and canoeing and possibly running a 5K! It's endless and I really hope having this surgery allows me to have way more experiences!
To those who have read my little speel, how we're things at home after surgery?
Any tension between you and your spouse?
How have your kids adapted?
Any information you could give me from right out of surgery would be great!
Thank you so much!!!
A very excited lady, Sheena :-)