In Surgery: Caring For A Loved One After Surgery Often Means Loss of Privacy

It's day four after Mom's surgery. The majority of side effects have passed, and things are going well in terms of feeling better. But Mom, Sister and I have all had the same observation: Taking care of a loved one after surgery often means a major loss of privacy for the person being cared for, more than we ever expected.

In the immortal words of my sister, "I haven't seen those parts since I passed through them when she was birthing me, I had hoped to never see them again. Mom is on the same page, she really could have lived happily without ever having her personal bits exposed to either daughter, let alone both. Click here for full articles.

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