Do I or don’t I ?
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@Grandma of 7 thats fabulous. Glad everything going to plan.1
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Thank you Michele R 💕0
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Good on you 👏🏻 That’s very brave. It’s over now and you can heal and just get on with life ♥️1
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@Grandma of 7 you sound so at peace, having made your decision and had your surgery. I'm happy for you
Best wishes for a smooth recovery2 -
I don't think anyone who hasn't done this can understand the sense of relief afterwards. It's not something you can communicate to someone who is struggling to make a decision.
None of us want to be here and lopping off body parts is really nasty stuff. Ultimately, though, it's about survival. And sanity. Welcome to the 2MX club. Mxx3 -
@Grandma of 7, so glad you are doing well and found that sense of peace you were looking for. I opted for a DMX when I had cancer in just the left breast because I didn't want to spend the next 5 years waiting for the other breast to 'turn on me'. I also wanted a diep flap reconstruction so it made sense to do both and have that symmetry. The doctor didn't suggest it, I requested it 2 days before surgery. After I brought it up he said it was a wise decision because I had a 30% higher chance of the right breast getting BC! He didn't mention that at any time prior. I did my own research and came to my own conclusion. No looking back and completely happy I went the way I did. Speedy recovery and see you out the other side!!!3
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@Grandma of 7 so pleased for you, it sounds like you have found peace and that is a wonderful. All the best with healing and moving forward, knowing you have done what is best for you.
A decision well made in my opinion. Take care.0 -
Fantastic to hear you are doing well @Grandma of 7 - I too did the double mastectomy and felt the same way you feel. Take care and I am wishing you well for a great recovery.0
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@Grandma of 7 So glad you got through the operation and feeling good with your decision. take good care of yourself xxx....1
