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Made it thru surgery....

Had my RNY this morning. Not feeling too horrible but I cannot keep my eyes open. Like the drowsiest ever . Normal???

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      Congratulations to you both and get well soon! Sip, sip, sip and walk, walk, walk and you will feel better in no time!

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    Totally normal. It's the anesthesia! Could take a few days to wear off. Just enjoy the good sleep for now :)

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    100% normal. Also, if it's anything like my surgery they're pumping you full of pain meds that make you drowsier. Take it easy because you need these couple of days to heal! And congratulations.

    Had my RNY this morning. Not feeling too horrible but I cannot keep my eyes open. Like the drowsiest ever . Normal???

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    Had my RNY this morning. Not feeling too horrible but I cannot keep my eyes open. Like the drowsiest ever . Normal???

    I also had surgery yesterday and I'm doing nothing but sleeping. Still waiting to get discharged. Please let me go home!!

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    Yay Congrats to you!!! :)

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    I agree with all of the above... it is very normal. Listen to your body and rest it takes a LOT of energy to heal. Congrats and welcome to this side of surgery. It gets better everyday, promise!!!

    Lisa :D

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    Congratulations to you both and get well soon!

    Sip, sip, sip and walk, walk, walk and you will feel better in no time!

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