Try not to worry to much...I was very scared as well...I just thought of it as one of the many hurdles we all have to jump, some are small & the others high & you will get through this... That's what I kept telling myself....
I had same surgery as you & 2 wire incisions I had 2 grade 2 tumours..
So here's what they did..they gave me a local anaesthetic & they explained that I would feel a little bit of pain when they hook the wire into the tumour, it doesn't hurt until they reach the tumour, the first one hurt a little bit & the second one took him ages to hook through, he said this tumour was stubborn & had calcified, so that's why it took a couple of goes to hook,which did hurt a bit more than the first one.. Then they tape the wires to your chest to stop them from swinging around.
I then went of for the nuclear dye medicine for the lymph nodes & then waited in a room for my surgery..
My surgery went really well, my surgeon got clear margins around the two tumours & my scar is really neat
I had 30 rounds of radiation & finished in February & I am now recovering from a hysterectomy & about to start on tamoxifen...I hope this helps you out .... I have had a few hurdles on this journey & I am happy to have got this far...I have also learnt so much from just coming onto this net work...the ladies are really lovely so many stories & lots information...
So take one day at a time & more important take time out for you.....I wish you all the best of luck for next Friday.... Take care:)
Christine:) xox