Pre Operative Talk, that’s what P.O.T. stands for, and I had one this afternoon.
With the surgery coming up this Friday I wanted to know if the precautions I took were the right ones, and if not what I should do differently.
I have to start on my blood thinners again, and stop a thrombosis pill a day before the surgery. Also no insulin from midnight the day before they put their knifes in me. What wondered me most was the time I have to stay in the hospital, if all goes well during surgery and the day afterwards, I could be home by Sunday.
On the diet front I almost fell out of my chair [I bought a blender because normally you have to eat three to four weeks puree foods], but she told me I only had to eat two days puree food before I could start with normal small portions.
I stocked up on vla and frozen summer fruit to blend into the vla. But also apple sauce, and there’s still enough soup in the larder till the end of the month.
As you’ll notice the Thursday Recipes have become lighter, and will be less salty and higher in fiber and protein.
Good luck. That’s good news about the food, I know how much you were looking forward to drinking those shakes for weeks.
boy am I disappointed with the title of this post, considering pot IS legal in your area.
I wish you luck in your upcoming medical procedure; you MUST post when you are able to let us know you made it through! smooches!
I had the same thought as Anne Marie when I saw the title of your post
Good luck with the diet and the procedure and I look forward to hearing about the aftermath…
At least I got your attention! Yes, it’s legal here but I’m a non-smoker and wouldn’t waste my money on that shit.
nasty pot, won’t have it in the house.
I was away for a few days, and thought it silly of you to schedule surgery without my supervision.
@Dr Spo, you’re flying in to hold my hand? Very kind, but not necessary. In my heart I’ll know you’ll find this is a good decision.
It’s amazing that you may be able to go home on Sunday. I hope it’s a good thing. Keep us posted and take care, as I know you always do.