Posts
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(DAY 1123) Finishing 'Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives'—A Book That Makes You Think
Completing an intellectually stimulating read with David Eagleman's masterful use of twists and turns to explore profound questions about life, death, and meaning.
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(DAY 1122) Doubling My Walking Distance: A Key Part of Recovery
Progressing in recovery by increasing daily walks from 2.5 km to 5 km, helping manage bloating and appetite while strengthening the healing process.
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(DAY 1121) Follow-Up With Doctor and A Clear Road to Recovery
A positive follow-up after hernia surgery: medicines stopped, normal food and routine resumed, travel allowed, office approved, and recovery looking firmly on track.
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(DAY 1120) Day 4 Recovery, Two Walks, and Back to Routine
Day 4 after hernia surgery brings two walks totalling 2.5 km, an Amul lassi, plenty of fluids, and interviewing around 20 developers — feeling stronger and back in a rhythm.
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(DAY 1119) Day 3 Recovery and a 1 km Evening Walk
A light day 3 recovery update on steady progress, an easy 1 km evening walk, and the effects of anaesthesia and painkillers gradually wearing off.
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(DAY 1118) Day 2 Recovery and Working From Home
A day 2 post-op note on working from home, feeling better with movement and regular meals, and noticing anaesthesia effects wearing off.
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(DAY 1117) Back Home After Surgery
A short reflection on being discharged after hernia surgery, coming home, and adjusting to the first phase of recovery.
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(DAY 1116) Hernia Surgery Day
A detailed reflection on hernia surgery day, the first experience of general anaesthesia, and the long but hopeful recovery ahead.
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(DAY 1115) Ready for Surgery
A short reflection before an elective surgery, with hope that the procedure goes well and leads to a stronger recovery.
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(DAY 1114) Listen to Your Body Before Surgery
A short note on noticing the body's signals ahead of surgery and the unusual need for rest that comes with it.