Hi, I will try to sum this up quickly so as not to bore you with my story.In 2020 I had the 4 quadrants of my neuropathy stricken legs treated by venous ablation. They managed to cauterize less than what I thought. I still had some swelling and heaviness in my left leg especially. So when I moved to Little Rock, AR and I began Lymphedema therapy. I had specially measured Velcro wraps for my legs. I had been doing great at watching out for anything that may come up on my trunk section or my limbs. Months went by and once again I could see my legs as they truly are. After that I had to have surgery and while I was recovering from Rotator cuff surgery I was in the shower and fell. I got up the best that I could (one armed). No broken bones. I had a Lymphedema Exacerbation and it began all over again. I was in the hospital almost 3 weeks! I was only expected to have day surgery. I happen to have a hiatal hernia that affected my diaphragm. So when I was under anesthesia and woke up in recovery… I panicked and had to be restrained. My breathing was affected by the diaphragm malfunction. I could not exhale so the old oxygen couldn’t be expelled. Causing me to go in to a panic and then restrained. It was a very traumatic experience. I still have not been able to clearly remember that but of time.