Evening,
do you think it’s ok for me to drive tomorrow? Not to work,
cheers Nigel
Hi Rob,
The only restriction I've been told is don't drive for 24 hours after being knocked out.
I left it 48 hours, just because I was tired. Then somedays I was more tired than others and just didn't drive.
I'm lucky to work from home, but they signed me off for two weeks. Thinking back I probably only popped to the shops a few times in those two weeks. I didn't drive far.
I think that if you feel okay then you should be good to go.
Trevor
Cheers Sunny and Leo, taken the advice on board. No driving until Tuesday, and even then no lifting,
on the plus side, bleeding has stooped for now, sensitive peeeing is still here but give it time.
had a nice walk with the dog, he’s stopped trying to get me to carry him…he must know…lol..
feeling very good today…
thank you as always
Nigel
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