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Old 07-10-2012, 12:57 AM #1
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Default pre surgery anxiety
Hi Everyone. It is interesting to read of others experiences and see the support that is offered. I have an aneurysm in the base of my brain that will be clipped in four weeks. When I asked the neurosurgeon if there was anything I could do to prepare myself before surgery he said, "not really". What is the opinion of others who have had this surgery? Myfeeling is that if I can improve my physical and mental states that has to help. I'm working on those things but find the anxiety about post op life can get in the way
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