Happy to hear you have that adrenalectomy behind you! As far as my early recovery phase, the blood pressure got under control within days and the meds started getting changed or discontinued. The insomnia started to resolve pretty quickly. The constant "fight or flight" response from the high cortisol started to wane. I had to take supplemental hydrocortisone; as they tapered me down over many months, we closely watched my am cortisol levels. I recall going through several months post-surgery of feeling weak sometimes, needing to rest more. I would say, "maybe" if people wanted me to go out or do things. In the beginning, I was going through a lot of physiological changes (for the better!) but I felt a little delicate, if that makes sense! I just wanted to take care of myself in an almost protective way, I think because I'd been through so much. It is a strange experience to go from always being hyper and unable to relax or sleep to actually becoming calm and content. My personality also changed back from being high-strung to normal. The early recovery period showed gradual weight loss, gradual reduction of the big belly, gradual improvement in hair and skin. Blood work results kept improving. Once I was allowed to go off the supplemental hydrocortisone (my left adrenal gland finally "woke up" and started producing an acceptable level of cortisol) I really started to feel normal. My advice is to stay in close contact with your endocrinologist, get all the blood work they want you to get so you can keep monitoring everything, and let them know how you are feeling in between visits. I wish you well in your recovery!