This is going to be a bitchy vent blog
I'm swollen to the point where I look five months pregnant, the doctor said that's fine as long as it's not hard. The surgery triggered my period two weeks earlier than usual, once again normal
. The pain pump they gave me does lower my pain but it's still there and I have to get help to move around. It has numbed my stomach so I can't tell when I am hungry until I get shaky and light headed, my mom has put me on a eating schedule so that doesn't happen again. So also is careful about how much food she gives me so I don't over eat. They pumped gas into me during the surgery, so I'm all gassy which is real fun for all of us
. The vicodin is not making me a loopy llike usual, which I was kind of looking forward to, instead I just get dizzy when I stand up. They put a tube down my throat during surgery so my throat hurts and gets dry causing me drink a lot of water, so between the pain and the side-effects of the vicodin, restroom breaks are a very fun ordeal
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Rant over. My parents have been wonderful through all this, putting up with having to do a lot of things for me and my complaining. I officially have the best parents ever
I'm swollen to the point where I look five months pregnant, the doctor said that's fine as long as it's not hard. The surgery triggered my period two weeks earlier than usual, once again normal
Rant over. My parents have been wonderful through all this, putting up with having to do a lot of things for me and my complaining. I officially have the best parents ever
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Are you feeling any better btw?