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Old 10-11-2012, 05:56 PM #1
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Hi everyone,

Just introducing myself to the site. I have written everything in my profile so I hope it shows

My first question is a bit of a silly one I think. But I'm having surgery on the 23rd and I'm wondering what positions I will be having to lay in a lot once I am out of surgery and still in hospital. Will it be too hard to sit up?

I ask because I'd like to blog and facebook while I am in there and wont bother taking my lap top if I can't use it properly. I will just have to use my phone.

Thanks everyone.

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