How do you sleep post op

blueherring
on 11/8/16 3:51 am
RNY on 12/23/16

I haven't had my surgery yet but I remember sleeping upright in a chair for 3 nights after my gall bladder operation. I now own one of these and I love it.

http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/pragmabed-simple-collection-adju st-head-foot-bed-frame-twin/6000191464710

Referral to Ottawa Civic Hospital in March 2016, surgery on Dec 23 with Dr Neville,

Loss so far M1=21, M2=10, M3=8, M4=8, M5=7, M6=6, M7=5

corky1
on 11/8/16 6:27 am - Caledonia, Canada
RNY on 08/24/16

I had to sleep (not happily) on my back for about three weeks,  but it was tolerable if I put a pillow under my knees.

 

fireburnsbrightest
on 11/13/16 7:45 pm
RNY on 10/19/16

It took just sigh of three weeks for me to be able to sleep on my side - but only one side. When I rolled over it would pull a lot (the stitched area inside as it was healing). I'm now 2 days shy of 4 weeks post op and I'm able to sleep on either side AND my stomach. It takes time and sleeping on your back is terrible but take it day by day and know it'll pass :D.

fireburnsbrightest
on 11/13/16 7:46 pm
RNY on 10/19/16

shy, not sigh! damn auto correct.

Mallory
on 11/16/16 9:38 pm - Toronto, Canada

I got a lazyboy to sleep in.  Worked out great.

~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967

~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984

Heather_Austin
on 11/17/16 12:03 pm - Austin, TX
VSG on 08/26/13

I slept on a recliner for about 3 weeks because it was easier to get up without bending my stomach. 

TaffySaltwater
on 11/17/16 4:22 pm
VSG on 03/11/16

I slept in a recliner chair for the first week home.

Beam me up Scottie
on 11/17/16 7:56 pm
I slept in a recliner for a LONG time post surgery.

Scott
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