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Old 04-17-2013, 06:32 PM #11
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Glad to hear you are doing good post-surgery. I agree about having a love hate relationship with the neck brace. I still have about 5 more weeks with it on. I so can't wait to ditch that thing but at the same time, I feel safer with it on. I am now 29 days post-op. I'm walking 3-5 miles per day on average. I'm working from home. I went in to the office on Monday for 4 hours and needed to take a 2 hour nap when I got home. I was surprised by how wiped out I was. I also just got back in to my bed this past weekend. It's nice not to be in the recliner! Anyways, wishing you a speedy recovery.
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