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Aug 07, 2016 - 1:15 am
Hi everyone! My aunt and uncle have offered us tickets to the Paul McCartney concert. It's on Tuesday and 1 day shy of being 6 weeks post op. I really want to go but not sure if I'm ready to do something that strenous yet Or more that I will wilt before the concert ends. Would you go? Kerry |
Joined: May 2015
Concert
Did you hold back a couple of pain killers for emergencys? If so, I would go. If not. I would go. Come on people, I live so far in the woods the mosquiteos havn't heard Alaska has become a state.
If you start to over indulge in a good time your scar or something behind it will tell you so. Think about it. Only you can answer the question. I wish you the best.
Bobby
Joined: Jun 2016
Actually
Actually i do have some Tylenol with codeine left over from my appendectomy.
Joined: Jun 2016
To go, or not to go, that's a question?
Kerry --
You don't have to jump up and down, scream, and dance to EVERY song. Unless you're up to it, and then maybe do that just half of the time.
Also, take an extra nap the day of the concert, and plan on Wednesday being a "sleep in" day.
Jerzy
Joined: Dec 2014
If you want to go, go.
If youre still not sure ask a Dr. I reckon you could do with a celbration of life and a little down time.
Joined: Jan 2016
Celebrate Life
GO!! You'll probably be happy you did.....if you do go. (but then, I'm a child of the Beatles era, so I wouldn't miss it)
Donna~
Joined: Feb 2014
Do it.
he's awesome in concert. Played 2 hours straight when I saw him with only time enough to take his jacket off!!! My husband went to a football game shortly after is kidney cancer surgery and we stayed as long as he felt comfortable and then left. Take your codeine (and maybe get a little contact high from all the pot at the concert, seriously it was worse than Guns N Roses concert, lol!!!)
Joined: Jan 2010
I wouldn't
But then I am not a Paul Mc Cartney Fan.
Icemantoo
Joined: Oct 2014
My hubby and I had a one week
My hubby and I had a one week abroad trip on the forth week after the surgery. I felt almost normal and could walk for our walking tours easily. I had dizziness and muscle cramps justonce so we came back to the hotel and I took pain killers and took a rest for whole afternoon. Next morning I was completely fine. So if you think you're ready for such a concert, then why not? It can also boost your mode
Forough
Joined: Nov 2014
Sir Paul
I saw Paul last year here in Philadelphia; it was an awesome show. I would say to do it... It's not a Metallica show! He's not exactly high impact. If you feel like sitting down, sit (unless they gave you standing tickets). If you feel like taking a break, do that when he does the crappy new songs. But if you've never seen him and you are a fan, I would go.
- jay.
Joined: Sep 2015
Go
I friend of mines husband donated a kidney for his sister. One week post-op he was out mowing the lawn... Now his wife almost killed him when she came home and saw what he had done. Moral of the story, don't mow the lawn one week post-op, but go the concert if you feel up to it.
Joined: Mar 2013
Yes
In a heart beat
Joined: Dec 2013
YES!!!!
Yes, go to the concert; rest up before and after and then, ENJOY!
Sarah