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1st Rib resection - post-op & returning to work

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Follow-up appointment with my surgeon today, turns out they are doing 2 procedures, not just 1. thankfully they are keeping me admitted for at least 5 days, probably more because of my past medical history, due to allergies, pain control and swelling.

I asked how long I would be off work for. He was blunt and said 2-3 weeks and I should be back at work (I'm kind of hesitant knowing the type of surgery this is going to be).

Now the waiting game... for a date of surgery...
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