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‎03-04-2019 20:48

‎03-04-2019 20:48

Can I stop tracking while recovering from surgery? Not sure how to handle it.

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‎03-04-2019 21:00

‎03-04-2019 21:00

With no idea about what kind of surgery, I would think you would still be interested in sleep tracking and seeing how your resting heart rate reacts, if you have a tracker that does heart rate.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎03-12-2019 11:56

In response to JohnnyRow

‎03-12-2019 11:56

Thanks It's A hysterectomy. I just feel guilty not meeting my goals for st least 6 weeks. But, that's life. Luckily.

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‎03-12-2019 15:04

In response to CHRISARL

‎03-12-2019 15:04

Hi @CHRISARL, firstly I wish you well that's a lot to go through.  Please don't do too much. It's easy to put yourself back to square one if you are not careful.  You said about feeling guilty about not achieving goals, would backing your goals right down help, perhaps after consulting your doctor. Then once you are completely healed you can start stepping them up again. But you only get one body,that comes first, fitness should be fun. Your goal now is to do what the doctor orders.

Take care.

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‎03-12-2019 17:08

In response to Lilbiddy

‎03-12-2019 17:08

😁 THANK YOU, JUST MISSED HIS CALL....TOMORROW I'LL ASK HIM
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