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Old 07-13-2012, 11:01 PM #1
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i was wondering how much time will it take for me to recover from the surgery?? how long will i be in the hospital as well?
also, when will i be able to do physical activity again such as exercise? did anyone experience a lot of weight gain or lost because of laying around or pain meds? I have the surgery in less then two weeks and I am starting to get pretty nervous.
Does anyone who have any advice as to what will make recovery better or things that make the pain lessen??
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