Surgery scheduled in the morning

Hi everyone!!  I am scheduled for surgery tomorrow! I have to be there at 9. I have been waiting for this day for a while, but somehow finding myself getting very nervous and little scared but excited at the same time. Does that make sense?  I just wanted to say thankyou to everyone up here because i read alot of posts and it helps with alot of things but i tend to be more of a shy person so i have not said a whole lot....Wish me Luck!!      Oh yea, does anyone know about how long you stay in the hospital

Hi,
Congrats on the surgery! I just had mine done on Monday the 29th and I was home by Tuesday and my doctor does a leak test on you the day after surgery and as soon as you can keep the juice they give you down I could go home. So far I've not had any trouble with getting my fluids in but I'll be truthful its has been painful for me with the stomach being so swollen and sore, but each day is getting better. Keep us posted on how your doing. Saving you a seat on  the losers bench.

Cindy

We're making room for you on the loser's bench!  Congratulations on beginning your new life as a loser! 

Unfortunately, I had to delete this post due to privacy concerns.

Wishing you a smooth, uncomplicated surgery, followed by a quick, gentle recovery.

All the best,

Barb

I pray that you have a uneventful surgery and everything goes well.  Welcome to the losers side and cannot wait to see you posting again.

Rahsheeda

Wishing you all the best and will be waiting for you on the bench.
                                         Annie

Good luck with your surgery. It is normal to be nervous. Just think about all the good that will come. I had surgery last monday and stayed until thursday afternoon.
Shanita

Congratulations on your surgery.  I remember the last surgery I had being one that I was wanting and excited to have, but that still didn't stop me from also being nervous.  I think that is quite normal, but you can look at it as a good kind of nervousness :)

My prayers are with you!

 

God Bless, Pam