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November sleevers here

How did it go.

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Good luck to everyone that's coming up in the next couple of days.

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Question...for those that have had the surgery already and those that are close. Does your surgeon put a Scopolamine patch behind your ear before surgery? My dr does. I've used these before for air and sea sickness. I wonder if he does it because of the nausea?

Question...for those that have had the surgery already and those that are close. Does your surgeon put a Scopolamine patch behind your ear before surgery? My dr does. I've used these before for air and sea sickness. I wonder if he does it because of the nausea?


Yes. My doctor put one on while they were prepping me for surgery and I was allowed to remove it after 48 hours with strict disposal and hand wash instructions.

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8 minutes ago, TheNewMrsR said:


Yes. My doctor put one on while they were prepping me for surgery and I was allowed to remove it after 48 hours with strict disposal and hand wash instructions.

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did it help with the nausea?

did it help with the nausea?



Well.... Not right away. I threw up twice in the recovery room. But, I had no nausea after that.

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1 hour ago, TheNewMrsR said:


Well.... Not right away. I threw up twice in the recovery room. But, I had no nausea after that.

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jeez why do they bother with the patch then? doesn't seem to make sense

jeez why do they bother with the patch then? doesn't seem to make sense


I know right! But at least there was no nausea after I left the recovery room.

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Sleeved on Nov. 1.

Recovery room was rough and I threw up a couple times. After that I was wheeled to a room and slept for several more hours. All total I slept 12 hours post op. People kept talking to me but I was so out of it. I don't remember my husband kissing me and going home for the night.

I finally woke up at 9pm and drank some chicken broth and walked 2 miles in laps around my ward. Sipped water. Then I konked back out.

I was up every 45 minutes going pee all night long.

Woke up the next day (today) and felt great. Walked over 4 miles throughout the day waiting for hubby to pick me up at 5p. The staff was calling me marathoner. I inspired other patients to get up and walk with me.

I had a small cup of yogurt and some tomatoes soup and a premier chocolate shake throughout the day.

Good luck to all three other November sleevers.

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Very encouraging, glad your off to a good start[emoji4]

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This is great. I can't wait to join the losers bench! 6 more days!!!

I know the feeling . I just can’t wait my surgery is scheduled for Friday . I felt so anxious all day!


Sleeved on Nov. 1.

Recovery room was rough and I threw up a couple times. After that I was wheeled to a room and slept for several more hours. All total I slept 12 hours post op. People kept talking to me but I was so out of it. I don't remember my husband kissing me and going home for the night.

I finally woke up at 9pm and drank some chicken broth and walked 2 miles in laps around my ward. Sipped water. Then I konked back out.

I was up every 45 minutes going pee all night long.

Woke up the next day (today) and felt great. Walked over 4 miles throughout the day waiting for hubby to pick me up at 5p. The staff was calling me marathoner. I inspired other patients to get up and walk with me.

I had a small cup of yogurt and some tomatoes soup and a premier chocolate shake throughout the day.

Good luck to all three other November sleevers.

IMG_20171102_095431857.thumb.jpg.b307cc9d2613715e67db701e1a3042dc.jpg

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Wow . That’s amazing . Glad you seem to be doing so well . I hope to feel this way after . My surgery is 11/10 - 4 more days . Did they give you that protein shake at the hospital or did you pack your preference?

Wow . That’s amazing . Glad you seem to be doing so well . I hope to feel this way after . My surgery is 11/10 - 4 more days . Did they give you that protein shake at the hospital or did you pack your preference?


They provided me the meals that I was allowed. I did have to add a packet of Splenda to that yogurt because it was plain and gross and I poured the shake over ice to thin it a little. For lunch I got a bowl of tomato soup. [emoji106]

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