I could use some advice!

[cd2851492 14]

They took her off on the medi-honey that they were placing in the wounds and now she is healing. They also have her on antibiotics. Her energy is up a bit too. Thanks for your prayers.

[Lynnc121 143]

Been thinking about her. Please keep us posted.

[LIL RED 62]

I read your post and I hope you are doing much better. Please , please keep us posted .

[cd2851492 14]

Went to wound care today and the wounds are healing nicely. Thanks again for your advice and prayers.

[hazeleyes8361 4]

Went to wound care today and the wounds are healing nicely. Thanks again for your advice and prayers.

Glad to hear she is better

[DirtyHarriett 94]

That is great news!

[BerryChic 26]

I can't really speak to #1 or #3 because I didn't have those issues. But having no energy? I can so relate! It was driving me crazy. I was reading the forums and saw many responses telling others who had the same problem to just be patient and give it more time. Many said at 3 months, it is much, much better. And they were right! Each week I felt a little better but still very tired and worn out even though I wasn't doing anything! Then at about 9 weeks I noticed a considerable difference but still not feeling like myself. Finally at 12 weeks I began to feel normal again which was great because I was missing me (not the physical, body weight loss, that was great!). Give yourself 3 months and if the energy comes back sooner, great! If not, just wait it out because it will get A LOT better.

[cd2851492 14]

Thanks, I will pass this along to my wife. She has lost 25 lbs since the Jan 5 surgery, which in itself is enough reason to be tired. I just passed 40. I do find I need another hour or two a night of sleep more than before the surgery.

[cd2851492 14]

Question, now that she is well into the healing of the incision, she told me that she has not lost weight in about two weeks. Is this plateauing 4-6 weeks after surgery something that can happen? Thanks