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2 weeks post op feeling restless, fatigue and ready to get back to normal.

I know that my surgery was 10 days ago but I'm so ready to get on with everything. I'm not the type of person that has a lot of down time. I travel for work and I'm feeling a little blue lately because I want my old life back. How can I kick this?

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    First, congrats on your surgery. Secondly, it’s quite common for emotions to be a bit up & down. You’ve just had pretty major life changing surgery. Plus you’re unable to turn to food as a s

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First, congrats on your surgery.

Secondly, it’s quite common for emotions to be a bit up & down. You’ve just had pretty major life changing surgery. Plus you’re unable to turn to food as a source of comfort now if you were someone who turned to food in the past when you were feeling emotionally unsettled.

Thirdly, we all heal differently. Some people are able to get back to work & their usual routine more quickly than others. I returned to work after 4 weeks & struggled: tiredness, sluggish thought processes, etc. A friend went back after a week & was fine. Maybe you could return to work in a part-time capacity to begin or do some work from home like prepping for future trips, reply to emails, complete paperwork, review docs, etc. & see how you go.

Give yourself permission to take it easy for a little while as you recover. You will get back to your old life. Well not exactly your old life. An improved version.

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