This is the story of Roman's stroke, told by his two daughters Wioletta and Edyta. Here they talk through their experiences in relation to their father's operation and the time it took for him to be discharged from hospital.
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So, it was quite quick, I would say. Quick and easy. Yeah, my father went to be admitted in the hospital. We spoke with the consequences, the risk during the surgery, like there is a really big risk to have a stroke during this the surgery. We fully understand all of the how will work the procedure and yeah what will be after then yeah me and my sister basically we was waiting for my father till he finished the surgery and when everything been done the And the doctor told me, he say, like, everything goes nice and smooth. There was no stroke during the surgery as well. And the day after he'd been discharged from the hospital. So yeah, he'd been discharged from the hospital. We came home. You could see he's weak. He was really weak after it was, yeah, it was big surgery, especially it was on his neck. So it was eliminate him from movement as well. He was complaining like he has so much pain and it was like three weeks after the surgery to like healing process for him, three weeks. And then after three weeks, they take off the stitches and like I said, it goes really smooth and easy. That's what's blessed.
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