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I believe it's mandatory for 21 days... I had brusing around the injection sites.. and you have to alternate the sides, one day left, next day right.. it only started to become painful around 16 days... when I was running out of new places ...
Honestly, it's not bad at all! You'll survive!
I Just went to carrefour Laval at the Old navy store and bought myself a yellow spring coat, I can not believe i m gonne be wearing Yellow as well...
YEAHHHHHH
on 3/2/13 2:59 am
glad to hear that it went well for you! I'm sick of my clothing choices as well, some of the stuff i have to wear is downright ugly. and aall the tshirts are black. lol
on 3/2/13 2:57 am
I've had heparin shots during prolonged hospital stays, i guess this is similar. if you can keep your activity up you probably wont have for very long. which is good because since they are blood thinners, you tend to get bruise around injection point.
on 2/28/13 11:49 pm
the lachine hospital called again to confirm surgery date. still no time, said they would call 2 days before to give that.
still no news about pre-op, thought they would call this week, but didnt. will have to harass them on monday if they dont call.
today its 1 year that I had my By-pass, I lost a total of 84 pounds or 39 kilos, Thanks to Dr. D. at Royal Victoria, I have my life back.
I go to any store and I buy anything I want in any colours, No more black or grey for me.......
Just want to say thank you to everyone for the encouragements troughout the year.
So Thank you all
Sabine
wow! Thanks. I was never told. I found out about it from a random Youtube video I watched... Needles in the stomach, NOT fun!
Yup, I had my surgery at Sacre coeur by Dr Denis and I had 21 days of injections. My friend had her surgery at Rockland and was also sent home with 21 days of injections as well.
They told me the results can be kept for up to 4 months, mine were about 2 months before.