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Any other nannie..advice on post op recovery time
by Haze83 27th July 2011, 5:00 pm
Hi I am a nanny, caring for a one year old girl. My bosses have told me they are taking 10days holiday start of Sept so I'll be off. I thought this is the ideal time to get my BA done!! I am hoping I can get away without having to tell them as I'll have only been there a few weeks before this time off.
I've managed to get my surgeon to do the op on a Saturday which would then give me 8 possibly 9 days recovery at home before returning to work. I know obviously a bit longer would be ideal but I can't add on extra days to that period. I would have to go very carefully when returning to work, trying not to lift or carry little one as much as possible. Just wondering if anyone else has had to do similar?
Thanks very much!!
I've managed to get my surgeon to do the op on a Saturday which would then give me 8 possibly 9 days recovery at home before returning to work. I know obviously a bit longer would be ideal but I can't add on extra days to that period. I would have to go very carefully when returning to work, trying not to lift or carry little one as much as possible. Just wondering if anyone else has had to do similar?
Thanks very much!!
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Re: Any other nannie..advice on post op recovery time
by Chanhassen 27th July 2011, 5:13 pm
Hiya, are you having unders or overs? - this will affect your recovery time.
I've got 2 children (4 & 2) & had partial unders. I had help for the first 2 weeks & I felt that I definitely needed it for the first 10 days. After that I felt almost back to normal. I think you'll probably be ok (esp if you have overs) you'll just need to be a bit careful when picking up the one year old!
Hope that helps x
I've got 2 children (4 & 2) & had partial unders. I had help for the first 2 weeks & I felt that I definitely needed it for the first 10 days. After that I felt almost back to normal. I think you'll probably be ok (esp if you have overs) you'll just need to be a bit careful when picking up the one year old!
Hope that helps x
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Re: Any other nannie..advice on post op recovery time
by Haze83 27th July 2011, 6:04 pm
Hi thanks. I'm not yet decided on unders or overs as I'm borderline for both apparantly! I suppose if the surgeon is absolutely sure I will be ok for overs then I am more inclined to go that way as the healing time is a bit less and will help with going back to work with a little one! Were you ok to drive from about 8-9 days post op? I luckily only work 6 mins from home!x
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Re: Any other nannie..advice on post op recovery time
by rachemsi 27th July 2011, 7:15 pm
Hi hun ,
Im 11 days post op today, i had unders and still cant pick up my little girl although im def feeling alot better and not in any pain only when i try to lift things.
Hope this helps
rach x
Im 11 days post op today, i had unders and still cant pick up my little girl although im def feeling alot better and not in any pain only when i try to lift things.
Hope this helps
rach x
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