Tashia, you have been through SO much more than most of us here would endure in TWO lifetimes! I would seek out another care agency or ask your doctor's staff, and your PT to keep an ear to the grapevine. I got my housekeeper (with me >27 yrs now!) when her mother-in-law, who had been my short-term new-baby nurse, got assigned to another family with a newborn. I had postpartum depression and could not cope alone (my husband keeps insanely long hours, more than when he was an intern & resident). She called me to see how I was doing, I unburdened my heart to her, and she told me her daughter-in-law needed work (but was afraid of cats). She started as my nanny and is now my housekeeper five half-days a week. She knows more about my house than I do (!), adores my kitties (who consider her their second mom) past & present, and keeps me organized. And she has become friend and family rolled into one. Had I stuck with the first agency who knows where I'd be? Sometimes the most out-of-the-box solution turns out to be the best one. It's also maddening to hear some doctor--who isn't experiencing YOUR pain--tell you you need to kick your meds so soon, considering how many surgeries you've had in such quick succession.