I’m so glad that he’s able to help you! Good that your surgery is soon, gives you less time to worry while you’re feeling so grim… As @Isaiah_40_31 says, you most likely won’t wake up feeling brilliant, for most people it’s a gradual improvement, so please don’t feel despondent if you don’t notice changes when you come round. I don’t know what facilities there are in the shelter, but often after surgery it’s hard to eat, so soft foods or smoothies are needed, are you able to get anything like that made for you or buy yourself? If you can sleep propped up and have ice packs ready to help with swelling, is that possible where you are? Also the painkillers you may well be prescribed can make you constipated, so it’s important to get something ready in case. There’s info about recovery in here if you haven’t seen it:
ES Information- Treatment: Surgery - Welcome / Newbies Guide to Eagle Syndrome - Living with Eagle
Will be praying for you on Monday too 
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