I seem to have come through the surgery okay, but I experienced a severe reaction to the medications/surgery.
I had to be hospitalized, and honestly, I felt near death. They said they think I had a MCAS reaction and that I also probably have Long COVID and or issues of Lyme disease.
At this point, the surgery was a mistake. My body and mind were not in a position for the consequences. I as so sick at times, I can barely stand.
Whatever happened has set me back and I am not for sure I can recover.
I also think they may have broken a bone in my left wrist. They said they strapped be down with my arms pulled back over my head. Crazyā¦ huh.
Iām sorry youāre still struggling w/ recovery. With your horrible symptoms pre-op, Iām not sure there would have been a good time for surgery any time soon, & w/ the additional diagnoses, you may have had a similar physical reaction no matter when the surgery was done. I am still praying & expecting that you will notice some benefit from the surgery once youāve had longer to recover.
That is very interesting. Were you given any explanation as to why they put you in that position? Iād think the arms over the head would put them in the way of the neck during surgery. Have you considered getting your wrist x-rayed to see if you do have a broken bone? I think you should also get ahold of Dr. Hepworth to discuss this situation further.
Iām so sorry that youāre feeling so sick, but it did sound as if you were feeling terrible before surgery and didnāt seem as if you had any choice but to take the chanceā¦you obviously are really suffering right now, Iām praying that you start to turn the corner soon and that the surgery does help