samp
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At least I'm not the only one now around my age. Makes me feel better. Thank you I'll let you know how mine goes.
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Seriously please do. My anxiety rides on it ha-ha.
At least I'm not the only one now around my age. Makes me feel better. Thank you I'll let you know how mine goes.
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Of course it's not different! A spinal's a spinal!The spinal wears off that day. I believe it's different than the one for a c section.
Honey, you'll be so zonked and feel like you've had an argument with a Mac truck so being in bed won't be a chore. It will be cosy and comfy and you'll sleep most of the time and the hours will fly by. Enjoy it!I can't stand being in a bed all day.
Focus, instead---on what can go right!!! We all tend to focus on the "What ifs"---but this surgery is the most-performed in the world, and the chances of a great outcome are tremendous!!!3 days out. How do I get my nerves under control, I'm so stressed at worrying what can go wrong.
This is an excellent point---the surgery---my BTKR----was actually anticlimactic and "no big deal." I ended up wondering why I spent so much mental energy on it.ut I can tell you in my experience, and in most others I've talked to, the surgery ends up being very anticlimactic. Truth is, the surgery is the scariest part leading up to it, but it winds up being probably the easiest part of the whole experience