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pinkfox
Super Self-Sufficient
FEM that's exactly how itll happen...shell come home shell be mostly reocverd life will start getting back to normal and suddenly everything will become real and hit me like a ton of bricks...My therapist explained it as a sort of fight or flight instinct...I am not the personality type to light so my body and mind has developed a "safety switch" so to speak to get me through stressfull stuff, but once the risk has gone it always catches up...
im going to need a vacation lol.
this mornings updae is "cautiously optimistic" its a long road, shes lack an dblue from surgery and the blood thinners nd of course worried shes going to get antoher clot (she shouldn't because of the blood thinnes but shes afraid and for good reason) because they wont let her get up today...shell bedrest until the surgeon is cerian all the "replumbing" has all connected nicely and then they'll start moving her around a bit...
Dad hasn't poken to the surgeon today yet, but shes got feeling in her toes, color in the leg is good (though still very swollen) and shes doing "ok"
she does horribly under anesthesia normally (after her spine surgery she was in recovery for almost 9 hour becau they couldn't get her o2 stats stabilize or get her to wake up enough to feel safe moving her..she did similar after bt rotator cuff surgeries....
I told the surgeon when he called yesterday when dad was on his way and he said hed make sue to highlight on the chart as theres other nesthesias they can use in those case...well sems he listend, she came out o surgery last night and within 30 mins they had her stable o2 and awake enough to move her to a bed...
the surgeon who did her back (who I think feels guilty for not catching this at her apt on Tuesday) was there the whole time and will be there to check on her every day...he even gave dad his personal cell number for any questions or concerns...the vascular urgeon (who I talked to) did everything he could despit a bad hit...they thought they may have to ampuate the leg but...*fingers crossed* there is a reduction in swelling and a reutn of feeling.
it was a long night so now im lay in bed with my critters, will probably put a movie on and mabe fal alsoeep for a bit.
its currently snowing again so...
spring is late!
im going to need a vacation lol.
this mornings updae is "cautiously optimistic" its a long road, shes lack an dblue from surgery and the blood thinners nd of course worried shes going to get antoher clot (she shouldn't because of the blood thinnes but shes afraid and for good reason) because they wont let her get up today...shell bedrest until the surgeon is cerian all the "replumbing" has all connected nicely and then they'll start moving her around a bit...
Dad hasn't poken to the surgeon today yet, but shes got feeling in her toes, color in the leg is good (though still very swollen) and shes doing "ok"
she does horribly under anesthesia normally (after her spine surgery she was in recovery for almost 9 hour becau they couldn't get her o2 stats stabilize or get her to wake up enough to feel safe moving her..she did similar after bt rotator cuff surgeries....
I told the surgeon when he called yesterday when dad was on his way and he said hed make sue to highlight on the chart as theres other nesthesias they can use in those case...well sems he listend, she came out o surgery last night and within 30 mins they had her stable o2 and awake enough to move her to a bed...
the surgeon who did her back (who I think feels guilty for not catching this at her apt on Tuesday) was there the whole time and will be there to check on her every day...he even gave dad his personal cell number for any questions or concerns...the vascular urgeon (who I talked to) did everything he could despit a bad hit...they thought they may have to ampuate the leg but...*fingers crossed* there is a reduction in swelling and a reutn of feeling.
it was a long night so now im lay in bed with my critters, will probably put a movie on and mabe fal alsoeep for a bit.
its currently snowing again so...
spring is late!