12 things to remember after a surgery

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  1. Relaxing is a good thing, take the time to heal.
  2. Distract yourself by doing something you love.
  3. Try to avoid negativity and encourage positive vibes.
  4. You can't do everything you want to. Learn to accept that.
  5. Take your brokenness and turn it into motivation to improve.
  6. If you need help, always ask for it. Put your pride behind you.
  7. Try to stop stressing, it won't help you accomplish anything productive.
  8. Know that there are people thinking about you and praying for you.
  9. Listen to your favorite music and create an atmosphere that you want to be in.
  10. Surround yourself with happy people that will make you laugh until the time flies by.
  11. The surgery was done to help you; eventually you will be stronger and healthier than you were before.
  12. Don't slack on your physical therapy or instructions, it sets you even further back.

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