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{{c/date|2017-07-19}}Photos from SRS Day (there is more about this on Woozalia)
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Photos from SRS Day (there is more about this {{l/woozalia|Me/SRS|on Woozalia}}):
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File:IMG_20170719_091253172.jpg | me, in the pre-op room, looking all chirpy
File:IMG_20170719_091253172.jpg | me, in the pre-op room, looking all chirpy
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File:IMG_20170719_093007188.jpg | [[Harena]] posting status updates and photos about me on Slack
File:IMG_20170719_093007188.jpg | [[Harena]] posting status updates and photos about me on Slack
File:IMG_20170719_145920383.jpg | me, in the recovery room after the op, looking somewhat less chirpy
File:IMG_20170719_145920383.jpg | me, in the recovery room after the op, looking somewhat less chirpy
File:IMG_20170721_094101208.jpg | me, on the first full day home (two days later)
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The post-op hospital stay was one night; Harena stayed with me, sleeping on a recliner couch which refused to be adjusted in ways that might have made it comfortable. (She has more photos which should probably show up here at some point.)
The Morning After:
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File:2017-07-20l08-50-00.JPG | A sort of overview of the room from the entryway; large bathroom (with a shower which I didn't get to use) on the left, Harena's Uncomfy Chair at the foot of my bed
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File:2017-07-20l08-52-13.JPG | I attempted to take a picture of Harena in retaliation, but she was too quick.
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So many tubes and wires... I had the following attachments:
* IV tube, left arm
* some kind of electronic biometric thing, right arm
* things like blood-pressure cuffs on both my legs, which would inflate every few minutes to promote circulation
* ...and of course the ever-popular tube-up-the-pee-hole :D
 
This made it pretty much impossible to find comfortable sleeping positions. ...never mind the nurses coming in repeatedly during the night to get readings and check my temperature.
 
All in a good cause, of course, but that was the reality of my first night post-op. (Harena didn't have it much better, of course, having to sleep in the Uncomfy Chair, but at least she didn't have to worry about pulling out anything inserted into her.) After that they sent me home (everybody was very impressed that I walked all the way from the room out to the car instead of being wheeled).
 
After returning home:
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File:IMG_20170721_094101208.jpg | me, on the first full day home (two days later), looking substantially not-chirpy
File:2017-07-28-155103.jpg | me, 9 days later (in glorious laptop-cam lo-fi) - yes, I'm fine now, thanks
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Latest revision as of 12:55, 30 July 2017

Photos from SRS Day (there is more about this on Woozalia):

The Morning After:

So many tubes and wires... I had the following attachments:

  • IV tube, left arm
  • some kind of electronic biometric thing, right arm
  • things like blood-pressure cuffs on both my legs, which would inflate every few minutes to promote circulation
  • ...and of course the ever-popular tube-up-the-pee-hole :D

This made it pretty much impossible to find comfortable sleeping positions. ...never mind the nurses coming in repeatedly during the night to get readings and check my temperature.

All in a good cause, of course, but that was the reality of my first night post-op. (Harena didn't have it much better, of course, having to sleep in the Uncomfy Chair, but at least she didn't have to worry about pulling out anything inserted into her.) After that they sent me home (everybody was very impressed that I walked all the way from the room out to the car instead of being wheeled).

After returning home: