So where do I start. The day of surgery everything seemed to be going well. Linda and one of her staff members were there to drive me to the apartment the company booked for my stay. Upon arrival she had one of her other employees stay with me. To my surprise it was a man. I didn't make it a big deal although it made me very uncomfortable to have a man care for me. I'm one of those people who won't even use a male gynecologist. I believe I should have been asked whether I was ok with a man caring for me. Knowing my private area is out for everyone to see. Luckily for me I wasn't in as much pain after surgery as many other people normally are. Thank goodness! So I was able to move on my own most of the time. I created ways to not ask him for help. Like using a chair by my bed to help me get up so I could pee. He felt very comfortable talking to me. Too comfortable in my opinion! I'm not getting paid to be professional, so I was simply myself. However, I believe in a profession you should stay professional even if you're comfortable with the person. For example, he started talking about living in NYC (where I'm from) how he was in some gang. Why would anyone talk about that is beyond me. He also looked at my screen saver on my phone and proceeded to tell me how good I looked. Very unprofessional! I don't need a male caregiver telling me I look good. I hold my composure very well, so I said thank you and changed the subject. He also suggested we exchange numbers. Annoying! My entire stay I had soup, cheese, crackers, water, Gatorade, chips (chips for what) & jello (jello that I did not eat). I had rice and steak once my entire stay. I had to text and ask for someone to buy me fruit. Makes no sense for me to have to do that. I did also ask for a burger because I was fucking hungry! I was charged $200 for food! Where this $200 worth of food went I do not know, but it wasn't in my belly. I'd also like to mention that I had to extend my stay and we had to switch me to another apartment. My last day in the first apartment cleaning service walked in on me and to my surprise a man walked in telling me I had to leave! Very alarming! Here I am with drains wearing my garment and a man walks in on me telling me to leave. Wtf! Very disappointing that this was not handled properly. I will say, the lymphatic massages are great! I'd recommend the massages, but I'd never tell anyone I know to use the recovery service. Most of my time was spent alone and I was charged for food I didn't eat. I feel like I was taken advantage of because I was alone in a city i did not know. Plus I look realIy young. I do not like confrontation as well. So although I paid for the services I did not agree with it. I believe what you give you will eventually get back! It's called Karma! Just advice, Patients should all be treated the same because you never know who can recommend more services based on looks or conversation. The two stars are for the lymphatic massages. read more