Surgery Recovery

This convenient, short-listen book investigates the role the mind/brain plays in preparation for, enduring, and recovering from invasive surgery. It specifically explores how the conscious mind can help a patient endure the experience and quickly heal. This is the ninth book in this series. The Innovations in Mind/Body Therapies series is a collection of ten short-listen books that review latest thinking and research findings in Integrative Medicine, which is contrary to the bottom-up dogma that has been part of main-stream medicine for over a century.

With compassion and candor, leading neurosurgeon Henry Marsh reveals the fierce joy of operating, the profoundly moving triumphs, the harrowing disasters, the haunting regrets, and the moments of black humor that characterize a brain surgeon's life. If you believe that brain surgery is a precise and exquisite craft, practiced by calm and detached surgeons, this gripping, brutally honest account will make you think again.

In this first-person account, author Eric Douglas examines his own recovery from open-heart surgery and the road back to health and fitness as a Heart Survivor. In January 2016, Douglas failed a stress test and ultimately had quintuple bypass surgery. Looking back over the previous year, he recognized many times that he denied symptoms and ignored the possibility that his heart was in trouble. Following the surgery, Douglas made two promises: to be as public as he could about his own recovery process so others could learn from it; and to get back in shape so he could return to scuba diving....

Congratulations! You are planning or have just had plastic surgery to improve your appearance. Isn’t it frustrating that before you can begin to enjoy your new face or body, you have to spend days or weeks feeling swollen and bruised? Board Certified Plastic Surgeons in San Diego, across southern California, and in Tijuana, Mexico refer their clients to me to reduce the heavy, tight feeling that post-operative swelling can bring. Even if you’re not my client, you can still benefit from this advice. In the Plastic Surgery Recovery Handbook, I share my top tips picked up from my training ...

Are you or someone you know thinking about having shoulder surgery? Are you at the end of your rope trying to figure out how you are supposed to manage during the long months of recovery? Here's great news! This book is chock-full of tips and strategies to help you navigate through all the different phases of recovery. You'll learn everything from where to sleep to how to dress yourself with only one hand without falling over! Learn how to work smarter, not harder, during your own unique recovery.

If you've recently had gallbladder removal surgery—or are preparing for it—this book is your essential companion on the road to recovery. Healing Without a Gallbladder: A Comprehensive Guide to Holistic Recovery offers a clear, step-by-step approach to help you navigate life after gallbladder removal with practical advice, expert tips, and proven strategies for supporting your digestive health. This comprehensive guide delves into everything you need to know to thrive without your gallbladder. From dietary adjustments and nutrient-dense meal plans to essential supplements and lifestyle ...

An appropriate gastric sleeve eating routine will enable you to lose the most weight and maintain it afterward. Know what you can and can't eat amid each phase of the pre-operation and recuperation process, alongside supper thoughts and patient tips to remain on track.

Get a patient's perspective on eyelift surgery. Your surgeon will cover the technical aspects of the surgery, but only another patient's first-hand account can prepare you for what to expect day-to-day. "Eyelift surgery and recovery diary" covers both drooping eye (ptosis) correction and regular eyelift surgery. Would you be able to work the day after the surgery? Would you get black eyes? When would you be comfortable going out in public? What items do you need to buy to aid the recovery? Learn what to expect after the surgery and see the healing process through daily photos. Kady Dash ...

A set of powerful experiences to achieve the maximum benefit and a speedy recovery from surgery through conditioning your mind and body. Techniques in this program have been shown to speed up post surgery healing by up to 25 percent! Use before and after surgery to reduce swelling, pain, bleeding, infection, and the side effects of anesthesia.

In the winter of 2024, the author was diagnosed with significant blockages in four arteries. The lesions were too long to allow stenting, so he was told open heart surgery was necessary. He began reading about the procedure and the recovery but soon discovered that most of the information about long-term recovery involved statistical studies of those who had lived (and died) following the surgery, but nothing from a personal, human perspective. Seven months after his surgery, he began writing about his recovery from a layman’s point of view, thinking it might help others. This book also ...

It’s a very emotional and personal decision to go for hysterectomy. But we always find ourselves in some point of time, in a situation, when we have to take some hard decisions for ourselves and our family. Uterus is part of a women’s body but it is also an asset for the whole family. It contributes and play a major role in family chain and hence to think of not having this organ a part of your body and life, at an early stage of life, is a very painful situation for whole family. But if one is at the last stage of re-productive age, removal of uterus is not so emotionally affecting ...

You’re not lazy. You’re not weak. And you’re not alone. If you’re lying on the floor wondering if your back will ever let you stand tall again—this book is for you. The McKenzie Method Bent Over and Broken isn’t another textbook full of anatomy terms or a “just stretch more” guide. It’s a raw, real story about finally finding relief—after years of trial, error, painkillers, and dead ends. Through the voice of Tom, a lifelong skeptic who tried everything from ER visits to lying on the floor for 12 hours straight, you’ll discover the McKenzie Method: a simple, no-fluff ...

Imagine only seeing a single number. Everywhere you look, all you can see is eight. You can’t spell your name. You can only draw a circle. You can’t add two plus three. This was Nathalie Jacob’s life after an invasive brain surgery. Nathalie hadn’t realized anything was wrong. She held a high-level job as a marketing executive and was discussing beginning a family with her husband when the doctors gave her the bad news. She had an intraventricular meningioma. She would need brain surgery. In the aftermath of the operation, Nathalie experienced everything like a small child. She had ...

Are you considering Breast Reduction Surgery? Read this book first! This is essential reading before you have breast reduction surgery. If you’ve been lugging around big boobs for a while, you may have considered having breast reduction surgery. This book with guide you through the whole experience of breast reduction surgery from choosing a surgeon, to the day of surgery, and how to optimize your recovery. Here's what you will learn in this book: Part 1: Understanding Breast Reduction - An Introduction to Breast Reduction - Benefits of Breast Reduction Surgery - Risks of Breast Reduction...

Forget confusing doctor-talk—this book tells kids what they need to know, no fluff, no drama. What's an ECG anyway? How about an echo test or chest x-ray? Relax, they're simpler than they sound. Cold stickers, squishy jelly, big cameras, and butterfly needles (really!)—the tests aren't fun, but they're doable.

Is your child getting ready for eye surgery? Are they feeling a little nervous? Written by a board-certified anesthesiologist with 15+ years of experience, Getting Ready for My Eye Surgery tackles this head-on with a straightforward, interactive guide designed to ease your little one into the idea of eye surgery.

EXCLUSIVE BONUS Included: Unlock the "Gallbladder-Free Fitness Guide" to support your journey to a healthier, active lifestyle! Are you struggling to find the right balance in your diet after gallbladder removal? Are digestive discomfort and confusing dietary advice leaving you frustrated and anxious? Discover the ultimate solution with the "No Gallbladder Diet Cookbook"—your comprehensive guide to living well without a gallbladder. Navigating life after a cholecystectomy can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to what you can and cannot eat. The "No Gallbladder Diet Cookbook" is ...

Are you or a loved one recovering from a recent dental procedure? Whether it’s a tooth extraction, implant placement, root canal, or periodontal surgery, proper post-operative care is essential to ensure a smooth and speedy recovery. Healing After Dental Procedures: A Comprehensive Guide to Post-Operative Care and Recovery is your go-to resource for understanding what to expect after dental surgery and how to support the healing process.

Facing a liver transplant can feel like stepping into the unknown. Whether you’re the patient preparing for surgery or a caregiver offering support, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. This guide is here to help make the process clearer, less intimidating, and more manageable for everyone involved. Liver transplants are life-changing procedures, offering patients the chance to regain their health and quality of life. But the road to recovery is a journey, and knowing what to expect can make it much smoother. This guide breaks everything down into easy-to-follow sections so that you and ...

Desperately ill, he faced an early death. After gaining a lifesaving gift, could he survive what came next? Transplant survivor Craig W. Huber gives a candid view of life on the other side of the operation. Having received a new organ, he also gained a new perspective on his life. Craig’s open and honest approach will give you an inside look at what it can mean to receive a new chance for living. He shares some of his personal insights and delves into some hard questions focused on one inescapable reality: You’ve been given a second chance at life; you’re not the same anymore. Craig ...