drain and dressing yourself - what to wear?
Hi all. silly (ish) question, I have now got my surgery date for the second round of cancer 2.0 this time ill be coming home with a drain, I didn't have one last time on my 1st surgery, is it best ...
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I am speechless, and so sad and mad with what you had been put through. You would certainly have a case against negligence (?).
To be honest, unless the people treating us have gone through cancer, some if not all will never understand the necessity with being extra diligent in their duty of care, going the extra steps when looking at our US, MG, MRI etc.
I couldn’t agree with you more. Not all breast care nurses are the same, some are definitely better than others (knowledge etc). I have interacted with 3 BC nurses (as I sought second opinion with another surgeon operating at a different hospital) and can even rank them if am ask to! I am so glad you now have an awesome BC nurse.
yes, there is another nurse when you have chemo. I however would still called my preferred BC nurse when I have questions esp when my concerns have been brushed aside by the oncologist nurse.
thank you, I really need all the luck I can get with chemo.. I seem to have the rare side effects🤣….and my oncologist says it’s not his area of expertise… but I managed to get answers from the ladies in this forum😊. They are far more knowledgeable and interested to help me! So grateful and thankful for the network support here.
let us know how you go, and wishing you a smooth surgery with great results.
p.s. There are no silly questions, so feel free to ask any questions and there are many ladies here who are happy to share their journey (including me😊).
❤️
Gin
I couldn’t agree with you more. Not all breast care nurses are the same, some are definitely better than others (knowledge etc). I have interacted with 3 BC nurses (as I sought second opinion with another surgeon operating at a different hospital) and can even rank them if am ask to! I am so glad you now have an awesome BC nurse.
yes, there is another nurse when you have chemo. I however would still called my preferred BC nurse when I have questions esp when my concerns have been brushed aside by the oncologist nurse.
thank you, I really need all the luck I can get with chemo.. I seem to have the rare side effects🤣….and my oncologist says it’s not his area of expertise… but I managed to get answers from the ladies in this forum😊. They are far more knowledgeable and interested to help me! So grateful and thankful for the network support here.
let us know how you go, and wishing you a smooth surgery with great results.
p.s. There are no silly questions, so feel free to ask any questions and there are many ladies here who are happy to share their journey (including me😊).
❤️
Gin