Did ya wanna do something radical leading up to surgery?

Its 4 a.m., I have been tossing and turning all night looooooong!Didn't help any that I just had my pre-op  yesterday.  For the last 2 weeks this surgery has been consumming my thoughts!!!! I know its "normal", butttttttttt......

Anyway, for the last 2 weeks i have been toying  with the idea of changing up the hair. I have come close to just walking into a salon (any salon, not even the one I go to currently) and saying "off  with it!". I have searched the internet high and low, sat in Barnes & Noble with stacks of magazines in front of me just entertaining with the idea! Warned my fellow co-workers with the "don't be surprised if I come in and have a green streak in my hair". And believe me, I am a far from "pink streak" person. Actually a pretty safe person.

Anyhow, has anyone prior to PS gone through this line of thinking too? Or is it just me?

I do have an appt. next week with the lady who does my hair. I'm thinking  and trying to resist doing anything too different and wait until after PS (which is in  2 weeks) to do anything to it now. The lady who does my hair currently isn't THAT EASY to get in with, so its not like I can just come in unannounced and do something crazy!Which really is a  BLESSING in disguise!

 PLEASE share with me your crazinesssssssssss!
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Why Yes. My circumferential Lift (is that the samw as what you're having) is November 8th and I was thinking of running my first FULL marathon on November 5th. I have done 3 half marathons and I figured I could pull a full of in the allowed time (6.5 hours)

Well my husband brought me to my senses by remimding me how sore I am after running a half and how sore I would be after attempting a full, Oh and he says " You do know you're going in for a lift and an arm job 3 days later"

So he won!

But I say go for it gal!!!!

 I literally planned my ps date 3 days after a long 35 mile bike charity event that I train for each year.  My ps was toally on board as long as I didn't screw up my electrolites(sp).  But, being 7 days out of LBL surgery, and knowing the long recovery still ahead of me - I would definitely make sure that I got out and about.!  Good luck!

I was told that doing yard work would be out of the question after my surgery, and I worried about how I was going to rake up the leaves in the yard.  It occurred to me that it would be a good idea to take a chain saw to the front yard and chop down my trees.  Problem solved. 
Power tools were taken away from me and I was sent to the beach for a few days right before all my subsequent procedures.  Way better way to work off my nervousness! 
So while the damage done wasn't  to myself, I say be a rebel and go for it!  Hair will always grow out, right?!
Good luck on your surgery,
Cindy