Hey Mike, I actually had mine done in about the same spacing as you. I had my first done in August of last year, the second in late November of last year.
I don't think there was really any difference in the way I approached things the second time around, maybe just a lot calmer and more purposeful, since I knew how things had gone the first time. I did the same preparation as before, made plans to take a cab to the hospital, prepared everything at home, etc.
I was really excited the second time around, especially since my non operated leg had been giving me a hassle as the time neared. The hospital made sure I got the same anesthesiologist and obviously Dr. Snyder, but I also contacted my home PT and regular PT providers and asked them to get me the same people who I had worked with before.
I bought extra TEDs ahead of time (I had to wear them for three weeks before), got all of my stuff (sock putteronner, etc) out and practiced walking with the crutches to support the other leg (different procedure).
The only thing I wanted was to have the same outcome, and it basically was. Slight differences, but nothing of note. I woke up in the recovery area with some very attentive nurses instead of in my bed in the room with some very attentive nurses. The hospital recovery was the same, a bit better since I knew what to expect. At home, I got the same night sweats, etc. but got rid of everything and was driving (with my right operated foot) by two weeks or so.
The only difference was that we got hit hard by snow, so was unable to really walk a lot outside, so took advantage of the huge apartment complex that I lived in, and walked the hallways, trying to look like a ghost from "The Shining". Have to get your entertainment somehow, right?
Everything will go well, and then you'll be fully fixed. My supporting leg was fine, remember to work on your gait, Good luck Mike!