Last sleep before the big day. Possibly a journal.

[Kiwias]

Just had my chlorhexidine shower and getting ready for bed. I'm in a strange city 4000 km from home sitting in the little unit that will be our home for the next week. A nagging voice inside me is saying "what is this madness your doing?"
Nevertheless I'm looking forward to tomorrow and my Titan implant (unless it changes at the last minute).
I'm not sure if this will turn into a journal but I'll certainly post a few updates.
I'm glad to finally finish using my Restorex device which I have a love / hate relationship with.
I'm anticipating a straightforward operation and recovery as I have always quickly bounced back from surgery. However I've just turned 66 and things may have changed.
Of to bed shortly then up early for a light breakfast and fasting from 7 am. Admission to the hospital is at 8 am and I'm anticipating my procedure will be about 1 pm as the fast is for 6 hours prior to surgery.
Finally a leisurely 15 minute walk to the hospital which is just around the corner.
Then the fun begins.

[GoodWood]

Best wishes to you.

The journal that guys posted helped me determine that implant was the right way forward for me. So I made one of my process. I figured it was a way to pay it forward.

If you can make a journal I’m sure guys that come after you will benefit from your experience.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Ice ice ice ice ice will be your friend. And stay off your feet for the first couple days. Just rest and ice. That’s your job initially.

[ElbowRoom]

Best of luck with your surgery Kiwias! Update us once you’re through the procedure and have the ability to post.

It will be sone in no time and then you can focus on recovery.

[Kodixx]

Kiwias, congrats on making the hard decision and being on final approach. I think most of us went thru that "what the hell did I let them do to me" phase, and mine lasted a couple weeks instead of days. Hang in there, it'll be life changing, and later what you'll be thinking is "why didn't I do this sooner?". Best wishes for a successful procedure and smooth recovery.

- Chuck

I'm in a strange city 4000 km from home sitting in the little unit that will be our home for the next week. A nagging voice inside me is saying "what is this madness your doing?" Nevertheless I'm looking forward to tomorrow and my Titan implant (unless it changes at the last minute).