MzEboni912 177 Posted January 26, 2014 M Ebony 912 I'm just checking on you! Just waiting for Monday, just finished packing I have to stay overnight. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cutlass6521 127 Posted January 26, 2014 I had my surgery on Jan 22. Mine went pretty much the same as Msirish. One second I was chatting to the OR nurses and then the anesthetist came in and put in the IV. I looked over at him and he gave me my cocktail for the afternoon, then I was waking up in recovery. This is the first time ever in my life that I don't remember a single thing what happened. My shoulder ached, and my stomach felt like I swallowed a rock or two. Other than that, it was like be woke up from a very peace full slumber, but kind of startled. The nurse wanted to keep me awake right now and to get my bearing of where I was. I flew home from the city where the surgery was performed on Friday(that was a very long 4 hour flight), and even this morning I was still asking myself.. what just happened? Tonight I am starting to feel good. Shoulder pain all gone in 36 hours, incision pain subsided. Now my stomach is growling. I don't feel hungry, but I ate the minimum from the diet plan. Now I am excited to find out what will happen next. Good luck to everyone. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MzEboni912 177 Posted January 26, 2014 I had my surgery on Jan 22. Mine went pretty much the same as Msirish. One second I was chatting to the OR nurses and then the anesthetist came in and put in the IV. I looked over at him and he gave me my cocktail for the afternoon, then I was waking up in recovery. This is the first time ever in my life that I don't remember a single thing what happened. My shoulder ached, and my stomach felt like I swallowed a rock or two. Other than that, it was like be woke up from a very peace full slumber, but kind of startled. The nurse wanted to keep me awake right now and to get my bearing of where I was. I flew home from the city where the surgery was performed on Friday(that was a very long 4 hour flight), and even this morning I was still asking myself.. what just happened? Tonight I am starting to feel good. Shoulder pain all gone in 36 hours, incision pain subsided. Now my stomach is growling. I don't feel hungry, but I ate the minimum from the diet plan. Now I am excited to find out what will happen next. Good luck to everyone. Glad to hear you are doing better. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
orangeisyoung 7 Posted January 26, 2014 Everyone tells you to wear a house dress, but from immediately after surgery I've preferred yoga pants. The kind you normally fold down, but I leave them unfolded up almost to my bra. Soooo comfy. The support is awesome in my opinion. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MzEboni912 177 Posted January 26, 2014 Everyone tells you to wear a house dress, but from immediately after surgery I've preferred yoga pants. The kind you normally fold down, but I leave them unfolded up almost to my bra. Soooo comfy. The support is awesome in my opinion. You always do what right for you. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
als41 192 Posted January 26, 2014 Being a 41 year old man, I refuse to wear a house dress or yoga pants (lol). I'm just going to wear my sweat pants and an older t-shirt to the event tomorrow. Everyone tells you to wear a house dress, but from immediately after surgery I've preferred yoga pants. The kind you normally fold down, but I leave them unfolded up almost to my bra. Soooo comfy. The support is awesome in my opinion. You always do what right for you. 3 blueturtle, valarie kk and MzEboni912 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ohio Girl 57 Posted January 26, 2014 I wore a pair of baggy sweats and a big Hoodie!! I was good to go!!! To cold for a house dress in January!! 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
memebear 44 Posted January 26, 2014 Tomorrow, tomorrow, I feel like Annie. I am so excited and yet still thinking what if I cant pass the final exam. I am on meds for a urinary infection..sure hope it is cleared up. Have turned into a germaphobe this week. Afraid I will catch a cold or something. Pray for me and I will keep you posted. I know I can do this because I have so many cheerleaders on this site. Well good luck to all and we will all soon be on Feb. post op site.. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
als41 192 Posted January 26, 2014 Tomorrow, tomorrow, I feel like Annie. I am so excited and yet still thinking what if I cant pass the final exam. I am on meds for a urinary infection..sure hope it is cleared up. Have turned into a germaphobe this week. Afraid I will catch a cold or something. Pray for me and I will keep you posted. I know I can do this because I have so many cheerleaders on this site. Well good luck to all and we will all soon be on Feb. post op site.. Good luck it you as well. I have my surgery tomorrow at 8:30. So I'll be right there with you. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MzEboni912 177 Posted January 27, 2014 Tomorrow, tomorrow, I feel like Annie. I am so excited and yet still thinking what if I cant pass the final exam. I am on meds for a urinary infection..sure hope it is cleared up. Have turned into a germaphobe this week. Afraid I will catch a cold or something. Pray for me and I will keep you posted. I know I can do this because I have so many cheerleaders on this site. Well good luck to all and we will all soon be on Feb. post op site.. I know how you feel. But I know we can do this. We have come too far to turn back now. Best of luck to you and you are in my prayers. 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MzEboni912 177 Posted January 27, 2014 Good luck it you as well. I have my surgery tomorrow at 8:30. So I'll be right there with you. Good luck tomorrow we can do this. I am praying for you. 2 als41 and blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wendydarling19 310 Posted January 27, 2014 I was banded This past Thursday. First few days was in so much pain from the CO2 they fill you with! Yesterday most of that was gone and I'm just a bit sore still from incisions. I'm getting worried because tomorrow I go back to school an 8hr day and Friday I'm back to work (as a nursing assistant). Also working on getting all of my fluids in because I feel a bit dehydrated this morning! I'm sick of liquids but hubby brought me some progresso Tomato Soup yesterday and that was to die for since I was craving Italian food haha. The head hunger will be the toughest thing but luckily a lot of great Italian food can be low carb just without the pasta! 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wendydarling19 310 Posted January 27, 2014 Also, good luck to everyone being banded tomorrow and the rest of this week! If I could do it you could do it! I'm the biggest baby ever lol. Luckily my pre-op nurse was awesome and my OR nurse was great at talking to me to ease my mind and distracted me at all of the craziness going on when we entered the OR. I felt so comfortable! 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MsTrista 6 Posted January 27, 2014 I was banded This past Thursday. First few days was in so much pain from the CO2 they fill you with! Yesterday most of that was gone and I'm just a bit sore still from incisions. I'm getting worried because tomorrow I go back to school an 8hr day and Friday I'm back to work (as a nursing assistant). Also working on getting all of my fluids in because I feel a bit dehydrated this morning! I'm sick of liquids but hubby brought me some progresso Tomato Soup yesterday and that was to die for since I was craving Italian food haha. The head hunger will be the toughest thing but luckily a lot of great Italian food can be low carb just without the pasta! Congrats on being banded. I was banded last Tuesday.. Be careful at work though since we're not supposed to lift a lot and CNAs tend to lift a lot. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wendydarling19 310 Posted January 27, 2014 Yes traditionally we do but I work in postpartum and don't really lift anymore. (used to a lot in geriatrics). I'm worried about bending when I have to help patients change underwear 1 blueturtle reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites