The surgery went well...but for the next 2 weeks, I have
to wear a girdle/binder, with no driving or heavy lifting.
I can move between the bedrooms (my bedroom where I sleep,
and my late Mom's bedroom, where the BBS is), the bathroom
(the urinary and digestive tracts are working properly),
and the kitchen. Now, that it's more than 2 days after the
surgery, I can resume eating the WhiteCastle cheeseburgers
(they have onions), and taking Ibuprofen (400 mg) for pain.
I see the physician on June 17.

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Hi Daryl -- on Jun 07 2020 at 12:55, you wrote:

The surgery went well...but for the next 2 weeks, I have

[...]

I see the physician on June 17.

Great news, Daryl - I had the same surgery (bilateral) back in 1987 -- I
don't recall the recovery involving a girdle, but I know I went back to
work (teaching band) after 6 weeks and it was too soon....took me
another couple/3 weeks to get back to normal!

Take Care!



Cheers... Dallas

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The surgery went well...but for the next 2 weeks, I have
to wear a girdle/binder, with no driving or heavy lifting.
I can move between the bedrooms (my bedroom where I sleep,
and my late Mom's bedroom, where the BBS is), the bathroom
(the urinary and digestive tracts are working properly),
and the kitchen. Now, that it's more than 2 days after the
surgery, I can resume eating the WhiteCastle cheeseburgers
(they have onions), and taking Ibuprofen (400 mg) for pain.
I see the physician on June 17.

Good to hear it went well... hope everything continues to go as well!

Mike


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