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This is anecdotal at best, Starr, and I've never been in a situation that's at all comparable to the one you're in at the moment, but a friend of mine has (he was knifed to within, literally, less than an inch of his life a couple of years ago; another fraction closer to major organs, and that would have been it,) and for what it's worth, I'd be inclined to hold off on any decisions about therapy and so on until you've had at least a vague sense of closure. In my friend's case it was a question of the police investigation taking off properly (this took a while, to the point where as witnesses, nobody was interviewed until two months later,) and in yours, I'm guessing, it'll be once you've had the second op. In my friend's case, there was visibly a weight off his shoulders once the ID parade was over with, and I'm hoping, actually I trust, that the same'll be true for you.
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) and at least it is a change of pace.