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Day after surgery

First I would like to say I had a great team. My doctor and anesthesiologist and Rn's was so wonderful. All I remember was getting rolled into the OR. The pain is hard when the anesthesia was wearing off. I started getting cold and the pain, but the medication would help. The itching started kicking in was getting on my nerves, but other than that I did get some sleep able to walk and use the restroom. Well day 2 let's see who the day go.

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    Hope things are going smoothly for you. I had mine on Tuesday. Each day is a bit easier. Grateful for that.

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