Prep for surgery

Hi,
Having my surgery on 31/5, i am very scared although its no longer mastectomy but lumpectomy.
The 16 rounds of chemo has shrunk my tumour, that is thecreason including removal of lymp nodes. .not sure how many.
My question is, what should i be taking to hospital for night wear to wear in and out of hospital etc..
Any suggestions is much appreciated. .thank you xxx
Having my surgery on 31/5, i am very scared although its no longer mastectomy but lumpectomy.
The 16 rounds of chemo has shrunk my tumour, that is thecreason including removal of lymp nodes. .not sure how many.
My question is, what should i be taking to hospital for night wear to wear in and out of hospital etc..
Any suggestions is much appreciated. .thank you xxx
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Front opening tops are the go as everyone seems to want to peer a your chest. Something with short or wide sleeves is best if you are in overnight and have a drip in your arm.
Hey! This is a link has alot of information you may find helpful for preparing! Hugs Melindax
Good luck for your operation xx
I wanted to be seen as normal, not a patient and wore jeans jumpers tee shirts cardigans etc
I was lucky and was surprised how easy the process was. No it wasnt a bed of roses and yes I had some pain but overall It was okay. Everyone is unique and different. Some ladies have geniune problems others dont.
I had clear margins so was a very happy chappy. Best wishes hope things go well.
I will be in a private hospital for 3 nights (per dr) and will also have a drain in.. ..yukkkk
I must say i am not looking forward to out of pocket expenses, especially the anesthesia...this group of drs are greedy....:(:(:(
Thank you so much.
I trust you were happy with the care and so much info needed for the admission paperwork ...
Many thanks.,xxx