WWWindy
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My daughter has pancreatic cancer that has spread to her liver so she is now in liver failure. I am caregiver. She lives with us. She is now on hospice with an undetermined amount of time left.
I have worked hard this past 7 months to be ready for my bariatric surgery. I've had 16 other surgeries including two lumbar, cervical, thyroid, and many more. My recovery time was always about 25% of what people normally spend. Every surgery had the nurses sending me home the next day because I kept walking the halls and wouldn't stay in be at night.
So, my question. did you all get back to normal life fairly quickly? Cooking, dusting, laundry, taking care of my daughter (husband can pretty much take care of himself). I don't mean lifting the rear-end of the truck but carrying a food tray to a bedroom. I'm not sure about the surgery timing now. I really want this surgery.
I have worked hard this past 7 months to be ready for my bariatric surgery. I've had 16 other surgeries including two lumbar, cervical, thyroid, and many more. My recovery time was always about 25% of what people normally spend. Every surgery had the nurses sending me home the next day because I kept walking the halls and wouldn't stay in be at night.
So, my question. did you all get back to normal life fairly quickly? Cooking, dusting, laundry, taking care of my daughter (husband can pretty much take care of himself). I don't mean lifting the rear-end of the truck but carrying a food tray to a bedroom. I'm not sure about the surgery timing now. I really want this surgery.