[christine flo]

I have just had surgery . to have my gall bladder removed.have not felt like picking up my needles.not able to concentrate.at least the sun is shining and have been able to sit in the garden.

 

[Loistec]

Hi Christine, dont worry, when you feel better your desire to knit will return. Rest and smell the flowers!
Lois

 

[tintin63]

Well don't rush it, take each day as it comes give yourself time to heal. I've just been sat out side for an hour I took my knitting and I was sat with the cat one side and on dog the other and the birds chattering loudly.
Temperatures are definitely up it makes a nice change

 

[Lostie]

Hi Christine, dont worry, when you feel better your desire to knit will return. Rest and smell the flowers!
Lois

:thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[mimizz]

Know it will get better day by day. I had shoulder surgery a month ago, so know how you feel.
Get better soon.

 

[SweetPandora]

oh no! I'm sorry to hear you've lost your desire to knit right now. but happy to hear you're recovering.

I hope you get over your slump quickly <3

 

[justinjared]

it can take up to 2 months for the anesthetic effects to wear off ie the fatigue,the lack of energy and memory. I could read a page 5 times and still not remember the line I was reading. please take the time to relax and recover.

 

[TravelKnit]

Been there myself several times - gall bladder included! Seems like the only time I was dying to knit was when my right hand was in a cast after thumb reconstruction! Enjoy your garden; rest is best for your body right now & everyone is right: You & your needles will be back together soon!

 

[Ms. Tess]

Having had gall bladdar surgery years ago I can remember feeling very tired afterward and not wanting to do much of anything either. I felt like I got run over by a truck when I woke up. It has to do with the angle they have you on the table when doing the surgery. Also they fill you up with gas to keep your organs in place while they are operating. It takes a bit for all that to come out of your system and you to start feeling normal again. Be kind to yourself. Your body just underwent a major surgery and needs time to heal. After the pain I went through before the surgery, afterward was a couple weeks of rest and then I was better than normal!!! So you don't knit for a couple weeks, the world won't stop and you will get back to it once you are rested and feel better. Take a snuggly blanket, cuddle up on the couch or your favorite chair, watch some good movies, drink some nice tea and rest. There is nothing that is going to get up and run away if you don't get to it immediately. Hugsssssss and get well soon! Tess =)

 

[bigtimeyarnie]

Hi Christine, dont worry, when you feel better your desire to knit will return. Rest and smell the flowers!
Lois

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Cyber Granny]

Just take things easy, your body is telling you to slow down, and our bodies is the best judge of that, wishing you a speedy recovery

 

[Mikaiyawa]

ugh, Gall bladder surgery is no fun, but in a bout a week you should be feeling a LOT better

 

[bwtyer]

Had mine out in 2010 - your body has had a major shock- give it time to recuperate, you will feel much better in a couple of weeks.

 

[jeannietta]

Listen to the wisdom of your body and heal quickly.

 

[bane]

Hope you soon feel better. The forecast for the next few days is very good, so make the most of your rest, and enjoy the sun. :thumbup:

 

[Mary Cardiff]

My friend felt very depressed after a gall bladder op,One really bad day,her son said she should do some housework that would make her feel better,She didn't know if she should laugh or cry,Look after yourself enjoy the sunshine.

 

[Debbystitchknit]

If you had anesthesia it affects the way you feel for quite a while and if taking pain pills that also will affect you. Give it time and just rest and enjoy the weather.

 

[peony]

Enjoy the sunshine in the garden. The knitting will wait patiently until you pick it up again!

 

[Joan H]

Tend to yourself, the knitting will keep. Hugs

 

[Luckylady7929]

Your body will tell you when you ready to pick up those needles. Quick healing thoughts for you