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Topic: Coffee anyone?
I'm heading to St. John's on Thursday for pre-admission on Friday. I will be in St. John's for the weekend by myself waiting for surgery on Monday. Jackie and I are getting together for coffee sometime on Saturday. Would anyone else like to join us?
Topic: RE: Pulmonary function
it will be later this year or early next year....just have to wait my turn and while I am waiting Dr.Pace is perfecting his surgery...
Topic: RE: Pulmonary function
yes I had my sleep study done and I think this in one for surgery because my doctor certainly didn't make the appointment.....
Topic: RE: Pulmonary function
Is this test for surgery? have u had your sleep study done yet? or seen anyone?
Topic: Pulmonary function
Did anybody have one of these done...I have an appointment for this month to have it done...had one done years ago but was wondering if anybody had it done before their surgery....
hope you all have a great day even if the weather is crappy...its not snow
Valerie
hope you all have a great day even if the weather is crappy...its not snow
Valerie
Topic: RE: Recovery Question
I'm an RN in a busy ER - I work full time. I was off six weeks - we lift and pull and the job is very physical. I really felt like I could go back to work before that - but in retrospect - the extra few weeks gave me time to know for sure what worked for me food wise - I have to pack food for 12hrs. In the middle of a busy shift is not a good place to find out what you ate is not agreeing with you. I have heard of many people who do not have physicacally demanding jobs going back to work after a week or 10 days. But - in the end - it's up to what your surgeon reccomends.
Topic: RE: Recovery Question
It depends on how well you recover, but I've seen people take as little as two weeks off work, to a month.
I know I had a hard time driving -- I couldn't twist to reverse for about two weeks after.
I know I had a hard time driving -- I couldn't twist to reverse for about two weeks after.