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Thank you all for your inspiration,
Jean
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awww jphilpo I know you're scared,KathiM said:I'm sending strong vibes!!!!
That everything will be fine!!!
Please keep us posted.
Hugs, Kathi
and I am too, we will all be here saying our prayers for you. Guess what though, on Thursday this week I am getting my surgery scheduled, I'm not gonna lie, I'm frozen in terror. But like you say, it will all be over with and we'll get better, You hang in there, I want to see you back here within 3 weeks or so saying, PIECE A CAKE!!!!
God Bless You, cry when you need to, Love Ronda0 -
Stay positive, and remember
Stay positive, and remember this too shall pass. Allow others to wait and pamper you. The actual surgery wasn't as bad as the waiting for me. I kept telling myself if I gave birth to my children then I can handle this, and you can too.
The best to you0 -
It's going to be okay.
Hi Jean,
I had my bilateral mastectomy on 9-9-09 and I know the anticipation is heavy. What you're going through stinks but I can tell you from experience you will be okay. Just be patient with the recovery process and take it slowly.
I documented my entire surgery up to my current state on my website if you'd like to see my photos and story that goes along with it if it will help you at all.(www.mymastectomyonline.com) It gives tips on hospital stay and recovery too that may help you under the Survivor Tips tab.
But sometimes ignorance is bliss.
My heart and deepest thoughts and hopes go out to you my invisible sister!!
Take a deep breath (and a few Xanax if they help
)and you'll be one step closer to the next.
XXOO,
SamuraiMom0 -
I'll be praying for you.SamuraiMom said:It's going to be okay.
Hi Jean,
I had my bilateral mastectomy on 9-9-09 and I know the anticipation is heavy. What you're going through stinks but I can tell you from experience you will be okay. Just be patient with the recovery process and take it slowly.
I documented my entire surgery up to my current state on my website if you'd like to see my photos and story that goes along with it if it will help you at all.(www.mymastectomyonline.com) It gives tips on hospital stay and recovery too that may help you under the Survivor Tips tab.
But sometimes ignorance is bliss.
My heart and deepest thoughts and hopes go out to you my invisible sister!!
Take a deep breath (and a few Xanax if they help)and you'll be one step closer to the next.
XXOO,
SamuraiMom
I'll be praying for you. The best advice I can give you for this surgery is to let others help you and don't try to be Superwoman. Rest and know that you do have limits. At the same time, if you can just do one small thing each day that you couldn't the day before, you'll feel like you are making progress and healing.
Joyce0 -
I am sending strength and
I am sending strength and (((hugs))) your way. I didn't have this same surgery but know that taking care of yourself as you recover is important. Best of luck to you and let us know how you're feeling when you can. You will be fine!!0 -
sending good thoughts
The waiting is the hardest part of this; the surgical day will come and go and you will be closer to recovery and getting on with your life.Take good care of yourself; allow others to support and pamper you. Keep friends and family close and keep looking forward to your goal of dancing with NED.
Sending good thoughts and healing vibes.
Hugs, K0 -
You are in my thoughts and
You are in my thoughts and prayers. Many of us have had the surgery and it is doable--not a walk in the park, but definitely doable. I know you will be fine!0 -
Well I know what you areCypressCynthia said:You are in my thoughts and
You are in my thoughts and prayers. Many of us have had the surgery and it is doable--not a walk in the park, but definitely doable. I know you will be fine!
Well I know what you are feeling I am going for surgery on Thursday 5/10/10,- I am having a bi-lateral mastecomy with expanders put in, and the wait was the worst for me. I go see the physical therapist tmr and I am glad that I have my husband and mom here with me to go through all this with me. Plus the understanding of my children has helped out alot. But I have kept GOD first and that seems to help keep me in line. I just know that I will get through this and that this is only a test of my faith and my strength. So I know you will be ok also, just look to GOD when you get down and keep telling yourself this is only going to make you stronger. Now don't get me wrong we are allowed to have our moments to cry and scream but once we do then we can pick ourself back up and move on. I am showing my family that I am the strong woman that GOD has made me into. And you can too.
Good luck and stay strong. There are alot of wonderful women here to turn to. I have found that out myself.
Brenda0 -
Jean -
It is certainly understandable that you are tired of waiting and scared. But you have already been through so much and you made it through - you will make it through this, too! Best wishes for an easy and speedy recovery!
Chris0 -
This is one more thing youms.sunshine said:Stay positive, and remember
Stay positive, and remember this too shall pass. Allow others to wait and pamper you. The actual surgery wasn't as bad as the waiting for me. I kept telling myself if I gave birth to my children then I can handle this, and you can too.
The best to you
This is one more thing you are doing to fight the beast! Good luck to you and praying for a quick recovery!0 -
Sending prayers to you and
Sending prayers to you and wishing you a speedy recovery. Waiting is the worst I am still waiting.0 -
I will be praying for aSamuraiMom said:It's going to be okay.
Hi Jean,
I had my bilateral mastectomy on 9-9-09 and I know the anticipation is heavy. What you're going through stinks but I can tell you from experience you will be okay. Just be patient with the recovery process and take it slowly.
I documented my entire surgery up to my current state on my website if you'd like to see my photos and story that goes along with it if it will help you at all.(www.mymastectomyonline.com) It gives tips on hospital stay and recovery too that may help you under the Survivor Tips tab.
But sometimes ignorance is bliss.
My heart and deepest thoughts and hopes go out to you my invisible sister!!
Take a deep breath (and a few Xanax if they help)and you'll be one step closer to the next.
XXOO,
SamuraiMom
I will be praying for a successful surgery for you and a super fast recovery!
Sue 0 -
You have a very informativeSamuraiMom said:It's going to be okay.
Hi Jean,
I had my bilateral mastectomy on 9-9-09 and I know the anticipation is heavy. What you're going through stinks but I can tell you from experience you will be okay. Just be patient with the recovery process and take it slowly.
I documented my entire surgery up to my current state on my website if you'd like to see my photos and story that goes along with it if it will help you at all.(www.mymastectomyonline.com) It gives tips on hospital stay and recovery too that may help you under the Survivor Tips tab.
But sometimes ignorance is bliss.
My heart and deepest thoughts and hopes go out to you my invisible sister!!
Take a deep breath (and a few Xanax if they help)and you'll be one step closer to the next.
XXOO,
SamuraiMom
You have a very informative and nice site SamuraiMom.0 -
Good luck to you too Brendashaggy420 said:Well I know what you are
Well I know what you are feeling I am going for surgery on Thursday 5/10/10,- I am having a bi-lateral mastecomy with expanders put in, and the wait was the worst for me. I go see the physical therapist tmr and I am glad that I have my husband and mom here with me to go through all this with me. Plus the understanding of my children has helped out alot. But I have kept GOD first and that seems to help keep me in line. I just know that I will get through this and that this is only a test of my faith and my strength. So I know you will be ok also, just look to GOD when you get down and keep telling yourself this is only going to make you stronger. Now don't get me wrong we are allowed to have our moments to cry and scream but once we do then we can pick ourself back up and move on. I am showing my family that I am the strong woman that GOD has made me into. And you can too.
Good luck and stay strong. There are alot of wonderful women here to turn to. I have found that out myself.
Brenda
Good luck to you too Brenda on your surgery! Praying for you!
Sue 0
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