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Had sleeve revision to Bypass surgery yesterday afternoon and it was successful! In a lot of pain But the morphine really helps but OMG do not LAUGH!!! Something funny happened and i laughed suddenly and regretted the joke immediately lol
Outside of that gas pains sucks walking makes it feel better
Overall I’m happy... in a lot of pain but happy for another journey, and this time i will hit my goal weight!!!

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Reminds me of my first caesarean, there was a lady in our ward that was a natural comic. She had everyone in fits of laughter which may be good for those who have had vaginal births but it’s not when you’ve had a Caesarean

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I think I may be in the wrong location
I want to live in an Universe where mosquitos suck fat instead of blood, don't you?

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Also try not to cough.

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Coughing is the pits but I thought I would rip apart when I sneezed right after surgery. You shouldn't have abdominal surgery and have hay fever at the same time! LOL

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Coughing (and laughing, honestly) is really important to prevent post-op pneumonia. It might hurt, but you've got to power through it (and take your pain meds to keep in under control). Don't get pneumonia!

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That is one of the reasons you have that plastic incentive spirometer to use, keeps you from developing pneumonia, helps get rid of your left- over gas.

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