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Hello all. I had bilateral mastectomy on 5th April. Received favorable pathology report 17 April. I've been very lucky. I'm recovering from mastectomies with my next review mid June. I'm doing exerci...
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Ah bugger. Once these things start to go shit shaped it can eat up a great deal of time.
Things may not be life-threatening serious, but it is so disappointing when you find yourself as one of the minority (or so we are told) who have complications
Hang in there, I know it sounds like one thing after another, which is exhausting and exasperating, but you are likely to see some improvements when you get a physio on board.
A word about hospital physio departments-- they are busy but do not feel you are not as badly off as others you may see there and underplay your situation. If you tell them you are OK no one will argue with you so make sure you let them know how you are really going and keep yourself in the program for as long as you need it. Getting on top of these things early is really important, particularly if you have underlying conditions. Mxx
Things may not be life-threatening serious, but it is so disappointing when you find yourself as one of the minority (or so we are told) who have complications
Hang in there, I know it sounds like one thing after another, which is exhausting and exasperating, but you are likely to see some improvements when you get a physio on board.
A word about hospital physio departments-- they are busy but do not feel you are not as badly off as others you may see there and underplay your situation. If you tell them you are OK no one will argue with you so make sure you let them know how you are really going and keep yourself in the program for as long as you need it. Getting on top of these things early is really important, particularly if you have underlying conditions. Mxx