Help - Any tips for Surgery?
Hi all,
I was diagnosed August 2014, invasive Ductal carcinoma. Had seven cycles of chemo, having lumpectomy and Axillary clearance surgery on 7th Jan.
I am really anxious and terrified, everyone k...
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Hi, Joey.... How are U?
I believed that your tumur cell was too large for surgery from the beginning, and that's why you came through chemo first, to shrink it smaller and you may go through surgery.
How was your feeling during chemo? It's true the worse stage you went through.
You may be a bit weak now after chemo. However the surgery was quick and easy to fix from the Specialist, especially nowadays technology. You may feel bad 1st couple days, but for sure Panadol could help to ease the pain from the wound. You still have 2 days to go. Waiting is killing I know. Best to keep yourself pleasant and positive, doing exercise, eathing healthy. Reward yourself from completion the mission of Chemo, by doing something you like the most with your beloved one, friends, family..relative etc.
Dont' stress yourself, deep breathe and relax, it will gone.
Take care (hugging)
Rosanna