Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For a friend it was absolutely horrific. She had good reasons to get it done but would have second thoughts on it.
Seriously this. Try everything else first.
This is such a cruel and thoughtless post from someone without direct experience. Some of us didn't have an option and I'd rather be alive to see my kids grow up than die of something that could have been contained.
Like many of the PPs, I had this exact robotic procedure done in my early 40s because of high cancer risk. The evening and day after the procedure was really rough compared with past c-sections (and I'm in very good physical shape). My particular hospital stay was horrible (washington hospital center) because of incompetent nurses and numerous disruptions at night, but I wouldn't have been able to go home same day. Two full days after the surgery was much better. Plan to sleep and rest in bed for the first three days. After three days, I bounced back very quickly. You may wish to start on hormone replacement patches immediately following, but that's a personal call to make with your physicians.