Hope it goes well, Erin
Hope it goes well, Erin
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The one upside is that it'll be the first time in 118 days that I'll eat food I didn't cook and be around people other than my immediate family! I'm sure both of those things will be very, very weird (my mom just got here and even THAT is weird)... but I'm hoping it's a relaxing two days with no serious complications.
Good luck. I'm sure everything will be absolutely fine!
Hope all goes well, speedy recovery:-)
All the best for tomorrow, Erin
It will be a massive relief to get this done as you've been living for too long with the unpleasantness it causes you.
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All the best! I’ll be thinking of you, hoping for a complication free experience. Get plenty of rest when you can.
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The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost
Good luck Erin and wishing you a speedy recovery
Same here, good luck with it, you'll feel like a new woman in no time at all
If you are one of the lucky souls allowed to enter NZ at this time please remember two things:
1. We did the hard months in lockdown abiding by rules for you to get here.
2. No one gives a shit if you prefer white towels or hotels with sea views.
You're in quarantine for fourteen days ...obey the rules.
All the best for the surgery today. It will all be worth it when you're on the road to recovery xx
I chickened out. 😔 I got there, I was even hooked up to the IV. My surgeon came in and went over everything. Then he said he'd be out of town the rest of the week doing surgeries elsewhere tomorrow and Friday. That upset me because I had no one with me and he was the only familiar face I'd see even if only for a few moments a day. I also chose him because I trusted him so much in case of an to issues post-op. I was already having a panic attack and I burst into tears saying I didn't know if I could do it. He immediately said I should postpone. He said, it's elective surgery and I shouldn't do it if I'm not ready. He said to come see him in a few weeks and we can talk more thoroughly through all options. He said if we reschedule we'll make sure it's when he'll be there the whole time and when someone can come with me. Being alone was heinous. If I'd had someone I think I could have calmed down and managed, but waiting alone and waking up alone and then spending two nights alone just didn't feel right once I was there.
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