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If You Can’t Laugh…
December 22, 2008 | |
Day 3 after surgery, no pain in the heel, and my calf likes to remind me its around with a spasm (no pain) every now and then.
Top 5 things you can do the first few days postop:
5) Get in touch with your sensitive side…yes, Oprah’s on!
4) Import all your CDs into iTunes. If anyone wants Quiet Riot’s Greatest Hits, let me know.
3) Document the mundane…amaze your family and friends, “honey, the dog has 67 spots” or “at 8:30 am it was 11 degrees” or “hey, my right arm has 352 hairs!”
2) Browse ebay and try NOT buying the crap you find.
1) Stink it up! Goal today, take a bath, I’m ripe. I’m even offending the dog, he wants to bury me.
Things ain’t that bad, not with YouTube around…Python Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life
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It sounds like you’re maintaining a great sense of humor and positive attitude despite the post-surgery challenges! Your list of things to do post-op is both amusing and relatable. Finding entertainment in everyday activities, like documenting the mundane or indulging in YouTube comedy, can certainly make the recovery process more enjoyable. Keeping your spirits high and finding laughter in the little things is a wonderful approach to handling the situation. Wishing you a speedy and comfortable recovery!
It’s great to see your sense of humor shining through even in these early days after surgery! Laughter truly is the best medicine, and your list of activities is not only amusing but also a testament to your positive attitude. Oprah, CD imports, documenting the mundane, eBay window shopping, and a much-needed bath all sound like excellent ways to pass the time while you recover. Keep that positive spirit going, and as you mentioned, with YouTube and a little Monty Python, you’ll always find a way to look on the bright side of life!