Surgery tomorrow :0

[Shanek]

Hey guys, still doing well for the most part. Went into Afib for 30 mins this morning which was a bit of a scare. Heart rate was up to 160. Surgeon didn't seem overly concerned though and sounds like I'll be released tomorrow

 

[cldlhd]

Glad to hear it went well before you know if you'll be itching to get home. **** I'm not sure it's all down to advancements, I had my surgery in 2015 and for the first day or two after my wife thought I had brain damage. Sometimes it's still open for debate.

 

[Shanek]

Hey everyone back home now, such a great feeling getting out of the hospital. Last night was the only real rough one as I decided to go all day without pain meds and realized I needed them more than I thought haha.

 

[zee112]

Good stuff, it's only onward and upward from here! I'm glad you're doing well and at home

 

[Seaton]

Fantastic to hear!
Good health and the best for the days ahead.

 

[cldlhd]

Hey everyone back home now, such a great feeling getting out of the hospital. Last night was the only real rough one as I decided to go all day without pain meds and realized I needed them more than I thought haha.

When it comes to the pain meds occasionally I would hold out to see how much pain there was but generally I took them when I was hurting. That's my advice for anyone who wants to hear it. Of course with the exception for those likely to develop dependency issues.

 

[Superman]

Congrats on the quick release! As far as pain meds, unless there is some other reason to avoid them (past addictions, etc.), just take them. I can only speak for where I live, but here - they didn't give out any trophies for putting off pain relief.

Personally, I avoided vicodin because I almost blacked out on a walk after taking it. For me, tramadol was the way to go. But everyone is different.

 

[honeybunny]

Glad to hear all is well....thanks for the update!