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Planning for the downtime seems impossible
I can only get 2 consecutive weeks off from work without letting them know what I am doing... I'm afraid that won't be enough time since my work involves a lot of walking around. I'm not sure what to do at this point. I was hoping to have it done soon but now I can't even decide if it can happen at all. This is distracting. I can not tell my work the type of surgery that I'm having; my boss would be furious because it's an elective procedures and he counts on me to be there. Does anyone have any ideas of what I can say or do? Thank you
Ready to schedule my consultation soon!
My husband got word today that our twin daughters will be finished with braces in the next 3-6 months which means my turn is coming soon! Ive been waiting to schedule the consultation until I'm actually ready to schedule the surgery. I'm afraid something might change during the time in between if I don't..