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Old 09-28-2010, 01:35 PM #1
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Had my thymectomy Friday! Felt amazing Saturday but since then its been pretty hard...asumming the meds and all that are not working well with my body and I'm trying to get them under control. My duble vision seems worst but again too soon to tell could be the meds but over all pretty tough surgery. I had a full sternotomy. Any suggestions on best ways to recover. I have my coughing mouse...this big stuffed animal they gave me to help when I cough and boy do I need that...
Hope everyone else is doing okay. I hope that I can just get better from here on out :{ kinda overwhelmed with a down feeling right now...sure I'm just tired!
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