Back in the land of the living

Well that's done and you must be so relieved that the node is clear. Hope that recovery will be without much pain but don't hesitate to ask for pain relief if you are. Don't be brave. I remember being told I could administer my own pain relief in hospital but I thought I shouldn't do it too much. The nurses told me off on the second day (in a nice way) and then I started using the pain relieve properly. Oh what a difference. I was virtually without pain. Every day will be better and better. Hugs to you Love Janey xxx

Certainly good news, the node removal is the most painful, that's for sure. Keep up with the exercises and I wish you well with your recovery, take care, 

Hazel xx

Certainly good news, the node removal is the most painful, that's for sure. Keep up with the exercises and I wish you well with your recovery, take care, 

Hazel xx

Hi Jessica,what great news.I was exactly the same,and you will be surprised how quick and relatively painless the recovery will be.The best advice that I can give you,is to make sure that you do any exercises that you are given,so you regain full mobility in your arm.I remember after my surgery ,reading on here about ladies that were having trouble raising their arm above their head,or were finding they were restricted in their movements.It hurts a bit at first,but not too much.My daughter used to make me do my exercises every single day,and within 4weeks,I was right back to where I had been before my surgery.All the best Jessica.Let us know how you are travelling.Cheers xoxo Robyn

Hi Jessica,what great news.I was exactly the same,and you will be surprised how quick and relatively painless the recovery will be.The best advice that I can give you,is to make sure that you do any exercises that you are given,so you regain full mobility in your arm.I remember after my surgery ,reading on here about ladies that were having trouble raising their arm above their head,or were finding they were restricted in their movements.It hurts a bit at first,but not too much.My daughter used to make me do my exercises every single day,and within 4weeks,I was right back to where I had been before my surgery.All the best Jessica.Let us know how you are travelling.Cheers xoxo Robyn

Hi Jessica,what great news.I was exactly the same,and you will be surprised how quick and relatively painless the recovery will be.The best advice that I can give you,is to make sure that you do any exercises that you are given,so you regain full mobility in your arm.I remember after my surgery ,reading on here about ladies that were having trouble raising their arm above their head,or were finding they were restricted in their movements.It hurts a bit at first,but not too much.My daughter used to make me do my exercises every single day,and within 4weeks,I was right back to where I had been before my surgery.All the best Jessica.Let us know how you are travelling.Cheers xoxo Robyn