Third trimester.
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If think you know your body, think twice. Especially during pregnancy, it’s always full of surprises. Everything tend to be more fragile when you are pregnant. Lesson learnt. This forced me to take things real slow and be extra gentle on myself, especially during these period of time. Because at the end of the day, what’s important is to keep the little one healthy and safe ❤️
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Thank you everyone for the kind words, I can’t reply all the DMs one by one. So here it is. The reason why I admitted to the hospital is because of the my Sacroiliac joint pain, I feel sharp pain at one side of the back of my hip and I can’t move and walk at all. There is many reason that causes this, it might due to bad sleeping posture, adding weight pressure or previous injury etc. Especially during pregnancy, there’s a relaxing hormone that will causes our muscles and ligaments to relax, meaning that we are extra fragile when it comes to our daily activities. Doctor said I just need to rest more, as in, just sit and rest on bed for the inflammation to recover. It take times. Slowly but surely. But however, it’s a signal telling me that I should rest more and be well prepare for the baby, everything else can wait. We can do this 🥲❤️
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Meanwhile, I’m extra grateful to have you by my side during these time. ILYSSSM ❤️ @kksjason
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I have to say, I’ve outdone myself this time. Samuel stayed home and took care of Andrew who had a high fever on the day of my surgery. My parents waited for me until I came out from the recovery room, then my (not very pleasant and professional) care giver stayed with me after that. There are thousands of complaints that I have about these care givers, oh, not just mine, the ones you pity and think they should be treated better, the ones you see pushing grandmas and grandpas in the park. There will be an explicit blog on them.
Back to my topic. Before my surgeries, some people would try to comfort me, “You will be ok, since you should be used to it by now.”
Well, let me tell you, I know what to prepare and bring to the hospital, I can pack real quick, not forgetting anything, including wool socks to keep myself warm. I know all the procedures before and after the surgery. AND I also know the pain and shivering cold that comes out from my bones, after the anesthesia is wearing off. Then comes the inconvenient 5 days when everything had to be done on the bed. Not to mention, the endless wait for the doctors to pull out the tubes and drains from your body. AND there are variables every single time. (Blood infusion, X-ray of lungs, a swollen mouth, face scratches, and even a strained arm...)
No, it does not get easier. It freaks me out knowing what’s waiting for me.
Then, my #18, knowing I had no alliance, Samuel, and I was in the hands of my care giver, I had myself to depend on.
I couldn’t wait for the anesthetist to put me to sleep. The sleep that I have been lacking, the sleep that would let me forget all the woes and boos in my life, even just for a few hours.
The weight on my eyes got heavier as the magic liquid dripped into my veins. I follow the instruction to breathe in and breathe out. Alas, I let myself go, closed my eyes, and finally my body also gave in. It actually felt heavenly.
Andrew is in school now, coming to the hospital would mess up his routine, and delay his sleep. However, my boys visited as much as they could, other days, I stayed in the hospital by myself and you-know-who.
It’s my hopeful wish that this surgery would give me at least 2-3 years before the next one.
To those who have visited me and brought me laughter, those who brought lots of goodies, and those who texted me from time to time asking me how I was, I am truly grateful I have so many loved ones in my life. Even though it was never my intention to alarm anyone or ask for attention.
Please, Please, don’t make the fuss to come visit me, I am in good hands, (uh, my own good hands......) and my trendy workout schedule is really tight starting today. I can feel your loving vibes! You, you, you, and you!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Just to wrap up for now, maybe I am getting used to all of this. 18 times should be more than enough to get used to something, isn’t it? There were still water works, but they were not for myself, so I guess I am pretty admirable, at least I think so.
Two more weeks of physiotherapy, and I am good to go! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Oh, I finally said adios to my stitches today! (Another variable......)
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One night in 2006, I was woken up by a tremendous abdominal pain. It was so bad that I had to be rushed to the hospital and had to be hospitalized due to high fever and unidentifiable pain. Doctors were clueless about what was causing my symptoms, they only knew I was having some infections because my white blood cells count was off the roof. The high fever and pain persisted, and I was hospitalized for a total of 4 nights. I was discharged because my fever was gone but the pain hasn’t, it lasted for another 26 days. For exactly a total of 30 days I barely ate anything other than bits of plain bread dipped in water for survival because whenever I eat, the pain would get worse. My weight dropped down to 103lbs (with height of 5’8”), I looked like a skeleton. On the 31st day, I woke up and the pain was gone. I sat on the edge of my bed and took a deep breathe. That was the first time in my life to realize just feeling pain-free is already such a huge blessing, everything else are just bonuses. Same as having clean water coming out of our faucets whenever we turn them on; electricity would come through with a click of the light switch; food available to be purchased at anytime we want. That was the day I quit complaining about what I don’t have and started to appreciate my health and everything I have as these are not here for granted. __________________________________________________ #mylifestory #reflectiondiary #growthroughlife #lovenothate #blessingsinlife #godisgood #godislove #反思日記 #我的故事 #esthersham #elletravelxesthersham #tokyo @ Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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