The kiddos are doing pretty good. It's so hard not being a mama right now. Emotionally this is the hardest part of recovery. Just sitting down watching other people care for your children while you are in bed. They cry and you can't go to them. They open their arms to you and you can't hold them. It's just temporary, I know, a few weeks and everything will be back to normal. But while your down and hurting what else makes you feel better than a warm hug form your little baby! Or just to sit and cuddle! It breaks my heart, but really only a few more weeks and I'll be back to normal! Poor Wyatt is getting his bottom molars and is just miserable.
My post op appt went well. Doc cleared me to start walking around more. I had the bandage and drains removed. Those things were causing most of my pain! I'm so happy to have them out and feel like a new woman! My belly is still very swollen. My thighs are even swollen! Every day I am able to sleep a little better by getting closer to laying flat on my back. The first few days I sat up almost exactly like sleeping in a upright chair. I would wake up with horrible headaches from being upright for so long. Now I'm down to just a few pillows. Why do I need to sleep this way? They removed so much skin and stretched it so tight that it needs to stretch out a little more to allow me to stand up straight or lay down completely flat. Sounds crazy, but it's normal.
I'm glad you were ecstatic upon seeing the results. It must've been an awfully long wait since then, but I know you are doing well now. Hopefully, you are more than happy with how the tummy tuck has progressed after the surgery. All the best, Ashley! :)
ReplyDeleteByron Brewer @ Knight and Sanders
It seems like it was yesterday when you finally decided to undergo a tummy tuck operation. And now, you were able to mark your one week post op. That is good progress. The only sad part of this was that you couldn’t play around with your kids. I think that’s the sacrifice that one has to make while recovering. But once you achieve your full recovery, everything will go back to normal. And I hope by now, you're already moving about with no problems. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteGlenn Lowe @ Knight and Sanders