CuddlingSoul Forum Posts (4,271)
I started thinking after my first post, that Red Heart Shaped Pillows may not be used in Bahrain, nor near your region, but without a doubt, a therapeutic-cardiac pillow will be there for you, red or not. I also want to add, that for about a month after surgery at home, rising from a lying position is very painful. So, don't rise... While on your stomach in bed, maneuver your legs over the side of the bed till your knees are on the floor, then slowing push yourself from the bed while focusing on keeping your spine straight, which in turn will keep your sternum in a non-flexed position. Your entire thoracic cage, ribs, sternum will sure let you know when there is too much pressure being up on them after surgery.
Not cooking, but mixing... Opened a can of tuna to make a tuna fish sandwich, but discovered that I had ran-out of mayonnaise and didn't have any 'miracle whip'. I did have tartar sauce and what was only an experiment and an attempt to force feed myself this new mixture of Tuna & Tartar Sauce, turned-out to be the best tuna fish sandwich that I've ever had. I defiantly recommend Tartar Sauce mixed in tuna.
Dear Sir, do consider looking into having Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, to save your bumeth.
I am from Kentucky and can provide explanations to this forum: Bathtubs are not available, as they are filled with gin and the water is also used to make moonshine, wash the trucks and to bathe the horses. Leaving little or no water to bathe our sinful flesh.
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RE: Anyone had a bypass?
Oh thank you very much, Miss. I have another very important bit of information. It is suggested for recovering patients to NOT take naps at home during the recovery period, because infection may start. Sleep regularly, but no napping during your waking hours, no matter how well and strong that you feel. I didn't nap for the first three weeks at the house, but I messed-up bad, just a week before returning to work, I started napping during the day and within a week, I developed sepsis blood infection and was in the hospital again. Being septic, or having a sepsis condition is extremely serious. One out of two people die from sepsis and I laid in the emergency room still conscious and saw my blood pressure bottom-out at 70 over zero... Do not nap.