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There might be people who will answer your questions (I am tempted to also), but

ultimately, Dr. Dempsey will probably be the best person to address your

concerns (though I understand you need some answers now and you have to wait to

speak to him).

 

I found him to be a very caring, compassionate person, unlike the typical

profile of many surgeon's " bedside " matter.

 

He has performed this type of surgery many, many times, and I am confident that

you should have excellent results. I would guess that the aerobics and swimming,

when done at a level consistent with your recovery should be one of the best

things you can do.

 

 

From: katief0811 <katief0811@...>

Subject: just scheduled appointment!

achalasia

Date: Monday, August 1, 2011, 10:32 AM

 

so i just scheduled an appointment with Dr. Dempsey for the 11th, which sadly is

on my sons birthday but i'm trying to get this surgery done. He apparently is

only there on thursdays. I also made an appointment with Dr. Chojnacki on the

23rd just as a back-up. I really hope it goes well. Also, since the surgery, how

long does it take for your body to really heal and get back to normal? When I

start school at the end of August I will be in an aerobics and swimming class

and i'm not sure if i should still keep them or if it will be damaging to my

recovery.

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If you are meeting a surgeon on the 11th, you are unlikely to have an operation

for another week or two.

A week between an operation and aerobics or swim class sounds more than a bit

risky. The doc will clarify, to be sure.

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Dr. Dempsey has alot of experience, I would not hesitate to go with him, he is

very highly recommended!! I was out of work 2 weeks and could not lift anything

over 10 pounds after that, other than that just take it easy and watch what you

eat. Follow docs orders on clear liquid, liquid, then mushy foods, something

easy to digest, don't want to undo the surgeons handiwork!!

Barb

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is on my sons birthday but i'm trying to get this surgery done. He apparently is

only there on thursdays. I also made an appointment with Dr. Chojnacki on the

23rd just as a back-up. I really hope it goes well. Also, since the surgery, how

long does it take for your body to really heal and get back to normal? When I

start school at the end of August I will be in an aerobics and swimming class

and i'm not sure if i should still keep them or if it will be damaging to my

recovery.

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I hit 4 weeks tomorrow post myotomy and started returning to moderate exercise

after 2 weeks and have been fully doing everything since about 3 1/2

weeks.(well, still trying not to lift my 40lb kids) but generally doing yoga,

biking, hiking, etc. Just one data point.

On Aug 1, 2011, at 7:32 AM, " katief0811 " <katief0811@...> wrote:

> so i just scheduled an appointment with Dr. Dempsey for the 11th, which sadly

is on my sons birthday but i'm trying to get this surgery done. He apparently is

only there on thursdays. I also made an appointment with Dr. Chojnacki on the

23rd just as a back-up. I really hope it goes well. Also, since the surgery, how

long does it take for your body to really heal and get back to normal? When I

start school at the end of August I will be in an aerobics and swimming class

and i'm not sure if i should still keep them or if it will be damaging to my

recovery.

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Hi ,

I would think it will be best if you could take it easy for a while but if it is

a must then just check with Dr. Dempsey,  You can email or call him, he is very

approachable.

Priti

's mom from NJ

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From: katief0811 <katief0811@...>

achalasia

Sent: Monday, August 1, 2011 10:32 AM

Subject: just scheduled appointment!

 

so i just scheduled an appointment with Dr. Dempsey for the 11th, which sadly is

on my sons birthday but i'm trying to get this surgery done. He apparently is

only there on thursdays. I also made an appointment with Dr. Chojnacki on the

23rd just as a back-up. I really hope it goes well. Also, since the surgery, how

long does it take for your body to really heal and get back to normal? When I

start school at the end of August I will be in an aerobics and swimming class

and i'm not sure if i should still keep them or if it will be damaging to my

recovery.

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It probably depends a lot on your body, too, because no two people heal the

same. I have NEVER been someone who heals well, and I have a pretty low

tolerance for pain...such a girl. Wednesday will be 3 weeks since my surgery,

and I'd still be too sore to swim or do other physical activities. I'm looking

forward to getting back to jogging, but there's no way I'd feel good about doing

it anytime soon.

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> so i just scheduled an appointment with Dr. Dempsey for the 11th, which sadly

is on my sons birthday but i'm trying to get this surgery done. He apparently is

only there on thursdays. I also made an appointment with Dr. Chojnacki on the

23rd just as a back-up. I really hope it goes well. Also, since the surgery, how

long does it take for your body to really heal and get back to normal? When I

start school at the end of August I will be in an aerobics and swimming class

and i'm not sure if i should still keep them or if it will be damaging to my

recovery.

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