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Julez1958
2 years agoMember
Hi @cheezelbug
I hate needles too !
I did a meditation course years ago when working full time and had let it go but I took it up again to help me get through needles, scans, and the multiple medical procedures I have endured since my diagnosis.
It’s not for everyone.
The pain was hard as I never even take a Panadol as I don’t even get headaches - it took a few weeks to be pain free .Also my ( new flat) tummy was “ tight” for a number of months.
I saw a physiotherapist who specialised in breast cancer surgery and that helped.
Also I bought a wedge pillow for sleeping on my back - I got it from Amazon.
I slept on my back for about 6 weeks.
Also have a look at the website “Reclaim Your Curves”
it has a lot of practical advice .
I hate needles too !
I did a meditation course years ago when working full time and had let it go but I took it up again to help me get through needles, scans, and the multiple medical procedures I have endured since my diagnosis.
It’s not for everyone.
The pain was hard as I never even take a Panadol as I don’t even get headaches - it took a few weeks to be pain free .Also my ( new flat) tummy was “ tight” for a number of months.
I saw a physiotherapist who specialised in breast cancer surgery and that helped.
Also I bought a wedge pillow for sleeping on my back - I got it from Amazon.
I slept on my back for about 6 weeks.
Also have a look at the website “Reclaim Your Curves”
it has a lot of practical advice .