Recovering from surgery

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This past week has been pretty busy. My wife had surgery to get her tonsils removed on Tuesday and she has been at home with me healing since then. Some of her friends got her some flowers that the cats decided that they would snack on when we weren't around, so I wanted to get some shots of them before they are destroyed by the cats.

So far the recovery from her surgery has been pretty good. She has been resting a lot and having mostly liquids because she is not able to eat any solid foods yet. We were pretty worried that the recovery would be really bad because we have heard some horror stories from people about how bad the pain will be. But luckily my wife's body hasn't been in much pain at all and she really hasn't had any of the pain medications she has been prescribed.

My wife is ready to get back to working out with our Tonal and I think she is getting a bit antsy at home. We have been trying to get out of the house to go on walks just to get some fresh air, but the weather today wasn't that great, so we have been stuck inside most of the day. Hopefully the next couple days are as good as the previous ones because after about a week, she should be past any of the hard stuff and then she can get back to being a bit more active and start eating some real food.


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