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Re: Two weeks post op..-To Pamela

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Hi Pamela,

Sounds like you are doing great!! Things are going much better with

me as well... I haven't been around the past couple days because I've

been busy trying to rejoin the human race. Uh!! I know what you mean

about tired- you put my thoughts into words exactly. These days have

felt like 12 hour days. Most of my obvious swelling is gone along

with practically all the bruising- so if it isn't outwardly obvious,

I think some people forget that I'm still recovering from surgery!

I'm not even two weeks out yet! It is nice to start feeling human

again. I do except for when I try to talk! Then the cover is

blown! :)

That is great about the eating! Must definitely make you feel better.

I don't think I'll be so happily surprised. :) We are working up on

my bands... I came out of surgery with just the splint and now I have

tow bands... a heavy duty one on each side, with more to come in the

future promised. Uhg.

I'm glad you are doing so well.... do you have numbness anywhere?

Which surgery did you have? Keep us all posted as to your progress!!

OH! I meant to ask you, Pamela.... how did your court appearance go?

Did you out do Bob in our recovery competition??!!! I've been waiting

to hear how that went! :) I am still lagging behind.... :) no car

washing or court appearances.... :) Take care, Katja

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I saw my surgeon today for my two-week post-op visit. Everything

> seems to be going well. My swelling has gone down a TON, and i look

> like a normal person again. i think swelling will continue to go

down

> ,but at this point people don't even realize that i'm recovering

from

> surgery.

>

> The only thing is that I'm pooped all the time. Incredibly tired.

> I'm trying to return to my normal life, but i feel like i should be

> operating on a 12 hour day instead of a 24 hour one!

>

> doc gave me go ahead to start chewing today. i got to eat mushy

> no-chew foods last week, and today he told me to eat whatever i

> wanted, but no steak, french bread, anything that involves

> chewing--and if it hurts, stop eating. I'm a pretty happy camper; i

> didn't expect to be chewing for some time.

>

> Tonight was my law school's auction fundraiser to fund student

> internships. It was the first time i've seen a lot of people in a

few

> weeks; no one knew I had surgery. some of my friends said, " wow you

> look GREAT " (they saw me on day 3, which was NOT pretty...) and

other

> people were quizzically trying to figure out what they were talking

> about. I am so, so glad to feel/look like a normal human being

again.

>

>

> Hope everyone continues to do well, esp bob and katja, my surgery

> buddies...:)

>

> Pamela

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