Yes, completely normal, you will be fine. I was in your shoes, stressed before the surgery. When I’ve woke up after surgery, my first thought was „Really? That’s it? It wasn’t that bad”.
Thank you!
Quickly followed by “ah, that’s the good stuff” when I click that sweet, sweet morphine button.
Night before and morning of are the worst of the anxiety, and yes it’s normal.
I’ve had my fair share of procedures and even though I’ve learned to focus on the after (feeling better, having better function) that doesn’t stop the jitters from kicking in. This, too, shall pass and it’s all part of the process.
Good luck on your procedure and may you have a speedy recovery. You’ve got this!
Thank you, and I know the feeling. I’ve had a few procedures done as well and the nerves always kick in the night before and day of lol
Always nervous before surgery, but it has always been fine so far.
Thank you!
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