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You have to be strong! While this is routine, your husband will be going through a lot of stress. And under the influence of certain medications may not be himself. So don't take his reactions soon after the surgery personally. When you bring him home he will need a lot of help and support. He will find sitting up in a recliner more restful. And the day he comes home, he will feel like he is not ever going to heal. He will. It takes time. Hold his hand, be patient. We will hold yours (virtually)! And we will pray that everything goes smoothly. The surgeons are talented, and the ICU nurses are angels. With COVID if they don't let you visit him, just let him know through the staff that you are always there. With all that this is major surgery. He will feel much better after he recovers for a few months. Be brave! Be strong! We are all here for you.

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Sincere thanks; I needed that advice. We do have all the faith in the world in the cardiologist surgeon and their staff and know it's all in God's hands. Thanks for being with me; will report back after the operation.