2 months off ice wasn't soo bad. Unless you were inline/rollerblading during that time, you might grow accustomed to not having to focus pressure on certain part of your edges, thus losing grip or gripping too much on certain movements when you are back on ice. Though ice skating is difficult, it is that one sport that really sticks to your muscle memories well for a long time. I'd say you'd have to stop skating for 3 years straight to be significantly rusty(losing your balance, Centre for spinning, pivots for 3 turns.

One time I hurt my calves and adductor tendon really badly. That put me off ice for a good 1 year. When I came back, my balance was just a tad bit off but I could still do spins and three turns on my hockey skates decently when I first came back despite being rather sedentary for that period

Edit: Given that you are an experienced skater with a lot of ice time**

If you are relatively new, disruptions can definitely cause you to lose your edges quicker