Back to Work !!!
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Well ladies i thought I would be lying on the sofa forever.......I can't believe it's 12 weeks since my op.... I look back at those early weeks and remember how I thought I would never get back to any sense of normality and here I am planning on going back to work next week.....I have got quite a robust return to work programme but I'm stilll very nervous......I've spent so long focussing on my recovery......talking about bowels, bladder habits and all the aches and pains associated with such major surgery!!!!.....I'm not sure I feel a 100% fit but I'm also sure I don't think I will do for a while, so best get back into it before my brain turns to mush!!...... Fingers crossed for me girls xxx
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lyn11297 bridy16825
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shani1953 bridy16825
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All the best to you for your return to work. I was fortunate to have a vaginal procedure and I came back to work after 6 weeks. I only work 3 days a week so that has been a blessing but I have been fine and I'm sure you will be as well. Just don't be tempted to do too much - it's so easy to forget that you still need to be careful about lifting etc.
Best wishes
Shani
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sarah68196 bridy16825
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Am 14 weeks post op and I returned to work at 7 weeks . It's been a roller coaster ! Iv not managed a full week yet been so so tired and very low , started HRT but so tired and fed up , I'd thought all that would have gone by now . Is it just me ? Xxx
lyn11297 sarah68196
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sarah68196 lyn11297
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judy01992 bridy16825
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kathy59767 bridy16825
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Kathy xx
jacqueline67292 bridy16825
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Wow doesn't time go fast! It is great you are going back to work and getting your life on track but remember to ease yourself in gently, it might be quite a shock for your poor body for the first few days.
Love
Jacqui
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jacqueline67292 bridy16825
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You will cope brilliantly don't worry, just do not be afraid to say if you cannot do something, or lift, carry etc rather than put any strain on your repair. Go slowly and don't rush to volunteer, I know it is very hard to ask for help, but usually people are only too willing to help as long as you say what it is you need them to do for you.
Let me know how you get on.
Love
Jacqui
Deb_South bridy16825
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Fingers Crossed and ood luck for next week.
Are you not considering Phased Returned to work ?
Going 5 full time days could be a lot, post op / in recovery ?
Maybe your GP /Occuptional Health could suggest /advise.
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Luckymum bridy16825
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