I am happy to report, 2 1/2 months post surgery, my energy is back
And this weekend, we actually did things: Company picnic all day Sat, and took my 10 yo to a baseball game yesterday (I had energy yesterday...the Nationals, not so much). These were the first two trips more than 10 miles from home. No problem with energy.
There is still a little pain when I cough or sneeze, but I can live with that.
Figured I would post some good news. Would have been better news if the Nats won yesterday....
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The road to recovery
Each of us recovers at their own pace. Some are a little ahead of you and some a little behind you. The good news is that recovery only gets better and you can do more each day. One of our younger members even went on a roller coaster after 3 and 1/2 months. You can wait till next summer for that.
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The picnick was at 6 flags...but no rides for meicemantoo said:The road to recovery
Each of us recovers at their own pace. Some are a little ahead of you and some a little behind you. The good news is that recovery only gets better and you can do more each day. One of our younger members even went on a roller coaster after 3 and 1/2 months. You can wait till next summer for that.
Icemantoo
I looked longingly as my daughter and a friend rode the rollercosters. But, I *knew* I was not up for it. We are planning a trip to Univerisal Orlando in Jan. I hope to be ok then (will be 7 months).0 -
50/50dhs1963 said:The picnick was at 6 flags...but no rides for me
I looked longingly as my daughter and a friend rode the rollercosters. But, I *knew* I was not up for it. We are planning a trip to Univerisal Orlando in Jan. I hope to be ok then (will be 7 months).
dhs1963,
I will give the rollercoster a 50/50 chance for you in January.
Icemantoo0
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