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I can't reply from experience, but I did go in for an operation with a 4 day expected length of stay and ended up being there 3 weeks.

Do you have travel insurance, and if not, is it too late to take it out now? That might be a way of covering your bases as Hawaii certainly sounds like a nice place to spend your recovery period.
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