I was going to ask the same thing! Weren’t we all saying a few months ago what happens when Tim needs to be driven to a medical event. Maybe the nanny will do it.Who’s going to drive Tim to and from the hospital when he has his surgery? Those procedures are not fun to recover from and he shouldn’t be driving for awhile. I guess the inevitable just happened.. Jenn will have to fend for herself while Tim recovers
He and Jenn would probably Uber there. As long as she's with him, the hospital would be okay discharging him in a cab.I was going to ask the same thing! Weren’t we all saying a few months ago what happens when Tim needs to be driven to a medical event. Maybe the nanny will do it.
Ubers are probably beneath them. They may need to hire some top of the line car service to drive them to and from the hospital like they did when they went to California.He and Jenn would probably Uber there. As long as she's with him, the hospital would be okay discharging him in a cab.
Unless Her Highness gets too scared of Ubers.
This bitch will order him an uber.....she won't drive. She won't be at the hospital with him because the surgery will interrupt her sleep schedule.Who’s going to drive Tim to and from the hospital when he has his surgery? Those procedures are not fun to recover from and he shouldn’t be driving for awhile. I guess the inevitable just happened.. Jenn will have to fend for herself while Tim recovers
That “minor” surgery is no joke. As noted in other posts, I think the Nanny was also hired to assist with his recovery as well. This is going to be a shit show, he will not be able to do the things he is doing now with Jackprop. The housekeeping, baby sitting, Recovery assist will all be on the shoulders of Nanny Lynn.Tim is having surgery, he has two sports hernias.
"Minor" laparoscopic surgery.
This will 100% happenUbers are probably beneath them. They may need to hire some top of the line car service to drive them to and from the hospital like they did when they went to California.
That’s my guess. The bought insurance that started this month.They must have enrolled in some great new health insurance plan before the end of the year. They probably didn't go to doctors or the dentist before because they had a bad plan. Does forming the LLC mean they have access to better insurance options with Jenn possibly listed as an employee, too? I am not sure how that works, but seems funny they are doing everything at the same time after not doing anything for years.
Yeah, she isn’t nervous about Tim’s health. She is nervous about how this is going to affect her sleeping in and having things done for her and being chauffeured around.Another thing I noticed is the casual way Jenn says “I love you” without any emotion. Just wow. Also she is nervous for the surgery. No Jenn you are just afraid to be lonely. Also funny how the surgery is all about her…
My Fiance had her umbilical hernia fixed when she had her gallbladder removed back last Summer, and she was out of commission for nearly a month.I’m not sure how how hospitals are currently operating in FL, here in NY there are still strict rules for visitors. Many elective procedures were cancelled, and most places don’t allow visitors for one day surgeries. You have to drop the patient off and pick them up. I know FL doesn’t have nearly the Covid regulations we have up here though! I’d think it’s likely that they’ll hire a car service for transport.
Hernia repairs are no joke. I hope recovery is super smooth for Tim. Jen has no clue what it’s going to be like to actually care for the kid and her husband for a couple weeks…she can’t even take care of herself.
I just had my 4th knee surgery in 7 years on Jan 5 here in Orlando. My wife was able to come in and wait while I was in surgery. In fact after I was in pre-op and prepped, they brought her back to my bedside to be with me prior to my surgery. This was all done at the Orlando Health Hospital downtown. Not sure if all hospitals allow this, but this one did.I’m not sure how how hospitals are currently operating in FL, here in NY there are still strict rules for visitors. Many elective procedures were cancelled, and most places don’t allow visitors for one day surgeries. You have to drop the patient off and pick them up. I know FL doesn’t have nearly the Covid regulations we have up here though! I’d think it’s likely that they’ll hire a car service for transport.
Hernia repairs are no joke. I hope recovery is super smooth for Tim. Jen has no clue what it’s going to be like to actually care for the kid and her husband for a couple weeks…she can’t even take care of herself.
She'll badger Dim to get a Handicap Parking Pass while he rehabs so he can still drive her around but get even better parking spots.Yeah, she isn’t nervous about Tim’s health. She is nervous about how this is going to affect her sleeping in and having things done for her and being chauffeured around.
We had several hernia repairs gone wrong end up in our surgical ICU when I worked there. It’s also a procedure with high risk of post op infection. It’s concerning for his recovery, for sure.I just had my 4th knee surgery in 7 years on Jan 5 here in Orlando. My wife was able to come in and wait while I was in surgery. In fact after I was in pre-op and prepped, they brought her back to my bedside to be with me prior to my surgery. This was all done at the Orlando Health Hospital downtown. Not sure if all hospitals allow this, but this one did.
Hernias are no joke and if he has 2 tears, he will get 2 micro screens embedded in the abdominal wall to “shore” that tear/weakness up. He will not be able to do the things he does for his son until well after the recovery period. A friend of mine didn’t do everything he was supposed to and re-tore the area and had to have another surgery with a stiffer mesh. Could be bad if he doesn’t heal well or doesn’t listen to his doctor for recovery exercises.
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