Re: 4 Weeks post surgery

[Guest guest]

Ray, it is 9 months since I had the exact surgery. I

think everyones body reacts differently. I was only

35 when I had mine. I was eating aything within a

week, and it went down perfectly. Over time, as my

insides " settled " a little things went down a little

tougher. Some things are harder than others, but it

all goes down with some nice gulps of water helping

it. I remember I had heartburn and wzs on medication.

I stopped the meds in a month and have had very

little heartburn. I did have o take it easy when I

went back to work. I went back about 3 weeks later.

You will probably get a great energy boost for a while

as your body is eating again. This will not last

forever. Just take it slow. Your body and your mind

will slowly recover.

Vinnie

From Brooklyn, living in

Wisconsin

--- rayzor581 <rayzor97@...> wrote:

> Hi to all here, I have been pretty slack in the

> comunication department

> since my laproscopic Heller on 27/10.My appologees

> to all that have

> helped me pre op.

> Well so far so good ,had a visit to my surgeon

> yesterday,(27/11)he said

> all wounds have healed well,and I should be well

> enough to return to

> work. Still having some mushy sloppy foods, mainly

> sinuee meats. Have a

> no hope with bread and the likes, but that will all

> come good in time I

> presume. Have a slight problem with heart burn, but

> surgeon said that

> should become less of a problem as the healing

> progresses.

> has anyone got some hints on what is a reasonable

> ask to task I my

> perform on a return to work sometime this week. I

> don't want to go back

> to work and over do things and end up in worse state

> agin. Any help

> here would be much appreciated.

> Thanks and Regards Ray in Australia

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hey Ray good to hear from you.Sounds like you are doing well.I would

say stay away from heavy lifting and strenous activities still for a

few more weeks.My son is 1 month today too from having his

open myotomy done and he thinks he can take on anything and hes

healed.The thing is you may feel fine but... inside your still

healing.Just take it slow and easy as long as you can to heal fully.

You should be able to go away from the mushy diet by now I

thought. has been eating a normal diet for about a week now and

having no problems with stickage except one day and that was from

irritation I believe.Today all is fine.

I bet once your comfortable trying you will see that stuff is

finally going to go down well.It will all be worth it then.

Stay in touch and let us know once you progress to a normal diet how

things are going ok. TAKE CARE-Tonia State of Virginia

>

> Hi to all here, I have been pretty slack in the comunication

department

> since my laproscopic Heller on 27/10.My appologees to all that

have

> helped me pre op.

> Well so far so good ,had a visit to my surgeon yesterday,(27/11)he

said

> all wounds have healed well,and I should be well enough to return

to

> work. Still having some mushy sloppy foods, mainly sinuee meats.

Have a

> no hope with bread and the likes, but that will all come good in

time I

> presume. Have a slight problem with heart burn, but surgeon said

that

> should become less of a problem as the healing progresses.

> has anyone got some hints on what is a reasonable ask to task I my

> perform on a return to work sometime this week. I don't want to go

back

> to work and over do things and end up in worse state agin. Any

help

> here would be much appreciated.

> Thanks and Regards Ray in Australia

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ray.

my name is Bruce and i live in Mildura vic,

just wondering where you live.i am waiting to have my op in the new year.

this is going to take place melbourne .

regards Bruce.

4 Weeks post surgery

Hi to all here, I have been pretty slack in the comunication department since my laproscopic Heller on 27/10.My appologees to all that have helped me pre op. Well so far so good ,had a visit to my surgeon yesterday,(27/ 11)he said all wounds have healed well,and I should be well enough to return to work. Still having some mushy sloppy foods, mainly sinuee meats. Have a no hope with bread and the likes, but that will all come good in time I presume. Have a slight problem with heart burn, but surgeon said that should become less of a problem as the healing progresses.has anyone got some hints on what is a reasonable ask to task I my perform on a return to work sometime this week. I don't want to go back to work and over do things and end up in worse state agin. Any help here would be much appreciated.Thanks and Regards Ray in Australia

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Dear Ray, It depends very much on the type of work that you do. The biggest no-no at the moment is heavy lifting. It will be several months before you can regain your normal strength in that department. If you do not have to lift, then this sounds about right for the time to return to work from your report. I hope that you continue to progress well, Love from Ann in England XXrayzor581 <rayzor97@...> wrote: Hi to all here, I have been pretty slack in the comunication department since my laproscopic Heller on 27/10.My appologees to all that have helped me pre op. Well so far so good ,had a visit to my surgeon yesterday,(27/11)he said all wounds have healed well,and I should be well enough to return to work. Still having some mushy sloppy foods, mainly sinuee meats. Have a no hope with bread and the likes, but that will all come good in time I presume. Have a slight problem with heart burn, but surgeon said that should become less of a problem as

the healing progresses.has anyone got some hints on what is a reasonable ask to task I my perform on a return to work sometime this week. I don't want to go back to work and over do things and end up in worse state agin. Any help here would be much appreciated.Thanks and Regards Ray in Australia Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.