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Real Patient Stories Jill


surgery. This week Jill shares her experience.


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She says that before surgery she had a lot of questions so she “made a list so as not to forget in the excitement” of her preoperative visit. In fact, she commented about how informative and supportive the staff was both before and after surgery.


Jill says her experience in the surgical suite and recovery was, “like being at the spa,” with all of the “TLC” the staff provided. Maybe it was the air warmed bed and blankets or the leg compression massage. Of course she was comfortable and asleep during her procedure and after that “slept most of the day and then was sleepless at bedtime.” Usually a ball of energy, Jill found herself “tired the fi rst two weeks,” but had no other issue.


One secret she shared for a stress free recovery was choosing a support person who was both positive and caring. These are traits that our staff possess and we know this supports the patient during their healing process.


Look for Jill’s continued story next week in the magazine. Follow Jill and other patient stories online at www.Austin-Weston.com/patientstories


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1. Motivation 2. Experience Story # 2 in a series


3. Impact Experience


ast week we got a glimpse of Jill’s motivation for


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