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Post-Op Fatigue

My surgery is on Monday, December 15 and I have tickets to a hockey game on December 18. Is it feasible that if I don't have any complications, get out in time, and get lots of rest, I'll still be able to go to the game?

I know everyone is different, but I'd like somewhat of an idea of what I can expect.

Thanks!

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  • Thanks so much, guys! I have season tickets for the Pittsburgh Penguins, so missing one game wouldn't be the end of world, but I was hoping to get to this one. I'm already planning to take it slow

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Great view from your seats. I too have season tickets but mine are for a minor league team in the ECHL. I am having bypass surgery on Jan 19. I'm hoping to make it to the annual Teddy Bear toss on Jan 24. Its always a great game. I hope everything surgery wise goes well so I can attend the game

That's great that you went to the game, my surgery was the 15th and I have just been a hermit at home. The stomach pressure is fading, but my back was sore all day today.

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