#pelvis surgery

[drharishchandran]

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[pavi-largo-realofficial]

this is so hot i don't even mind that I'm only half high.... @statesanctionedhuntingdog the bleeding will stop soon though, right? 🤔

[life-of-lara-hd]

Captains log:

16/03

Almost three weeks post surgery. I’m home in my own comfortable space being cared for by my mum and dad and bf. Slowly feeling better and better, though the movement is some what the same. I’ve been thinking about the whole experience a lot. I still am so shattered on the way the whole process went down. So much poor communication between health workers looking after my case. A lot of neglect, bullying and information withholding. I’m not really sure what the process is supposed to be like but...I some what feel that it was to be much smoother and stream lined that it ended up being. I’m still gathering the courage to put in a formal complaint with the hospital about the whole 9days I was there. So hopefully they can make the experience better for the next person going through the surgery I had. If not just for my own benefit. Though I feel some what worried that if I say anything, my next surgery on my left side might be worse off if the indicated staff get wind of the complaints against their poor attempts at caring for me. It’s all a big learning lesson for me, as is with my mum. We both have doubts of the professional approach of the whole operation and wonder if they all need far more training in their fields surrounding the pre-op, post-op, discharge planning, caring for the specific surgery. Anyway something to think about. Not sure on my next steps. Definitely need to find more things to do while I can do much! I am an artist trained and all so it’s probs time to dive back into my creative process. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[life-of-lara-hd]

Current mood 😑

[life-of-lara-hd]

Captains log: day 3 post op. 6am

Well the night was just to intense, not only do I have blocked bowel for 5 days now. But I thought I needed to go really badly in the middle of the night. The ordeal to get out of bed when your pelvis is broken and pinned is extremely painful you have so many tubes coming from your body, it’s beyond explaining. I was in a hurry so didn’t get pain meds before getting out of bed and just wow. 😵😵😵😵

Then hopping to the toilet sitting down just so ridiculously painful. Had an enema nothing came, sat for ages nothing came....Back to bed!

*please just pop body, do your basic bottom line function!!!

Now I’ve awoken in pain again as I didn’t get my pain tablets needed through the night. I think my catheters infected as there is brown dishcharge and I’m in pain.

Trying to focus on fixing each issue as it arises, but I honestly had no idea how awful this experience would be.

Note to self: try not to get out of bed if no pain meds on board system. It’s seriously not worth it. Just bloody shit ya self instead hahaha

Oh I can’t even believe I’m making a joke right now. Help me!!

🤪😖🤒