Sentence examples for off the surgery from inspiring English sources

"Coming off the surgery, birth, death, it's definitely emotional," Foreman said.

But I still had to face the psychological reasons why I'd put off the surgery for so many years even as I convalesced.

They assured him that his kind of testicular cancer is slow-growing, so he felt comfortable in putting off the surgery, accompanied by weekly testing.

Tommy John surgery has become an almost inevitable outcome for such tears, and putting off the surgery might only delay his return to full health.

And then, Aldridge decided to put off the surgery on the torn ligament on his left thumb, saying "we are having a good season and I want to keep it going".

Wade later announced that he would put off the surgery and rehabilitate his shoulder with the intention of rejoining the team in time for the playoffs.

Ricco said Boras was told late Tuesday and again Wednesday morning to hold off on the surgery because the Mets could not get in touch with Altchek to consult with him.

But for the VA to sign off on the surgery, Adams had to do six months of physical therapy first.

Or, might holding off on the surgery until early 2013 result in less cash out of your pocket given the overall course of treatment?

I was disgusted at myself for ever consenting to this in the first place, and I was in hysterics as doctors and nurses approached me for the paperwork to sign off on the surgery.

I took myself straight off to the surgery again, and this time I insisted on an appointment with the woman GP who I've seen before.