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Just wanted to thank everyone for all the good vibes you took the time to send my way...

Mastectomy was yesterday and here I am on the other side! The anaesthetist was amazingly reassuring and I didn't lose my mind. Few deep breaths and then she sedated me so heavily before she put me to sleep so I never knew I was "going under"

I've woken up at the right time & place with two inflated boobs when I was expecting just one...waiting for the tissue to adapt before doing the Nike air trick...anyway I really trust the plastic surgeon so I'll find out why he went so Off Pist (pun intended if you have as silly a sense of humour as me)

I might even be discharged today! But only because for some reason I have to go over to UCH for my post op follow up with the onc surgeon...really?!? An uber to another hospital for post op appointment? Has this happened to anyone else?!

Ok, that's my excited rant over..,just wanted to share the news. And just in case you forget sometimes: You guys are ALL Amazing Heroes

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Jennymary

You are also an Amazing Hero, well done on getting through the surgery, best wishes for the next part of your journey xxxxxxxx

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2dejavu2 in reply toJennymary

Thank you!! What a relief. We must remember and have respect for each of these hurdles. Xoxo

Excellent to read this, so glad you on the other side of it, onwards and upwards. Best wishes as you recuperate x

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Bagrat

Really pleased for you and glad all went well.

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moseypowell

You are the hero..........you will have a more relaxed Christmas now and look forward to a HEALTHY NEW YEAR!! Xxxx

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moseypowell

If you live near London please, may I suggest The Haven in Fulham Broadway. They are a brilliant charity and can offer all sorts of therapies to help your recovery. Also, a lovely cafe in the basement with healthy goodies xxx

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anne-57

Wonderful news! You too are an amazing hero. 😁

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Starlight36

So happy for you. X

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Gittelarter4

Well done you and welcome to the "other side" its an amazing feeling :) XXXXXXXXX

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haagr

So happy to hear that your surgery is over and you are doing well. We are so much braver and stronger than we ever thought possible!

R in NYC

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carolinenailsea

Lovely to read your inspiring post. So glad the op went well and that you are feeling strong. I wish you well for your recovery. XXX

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Moirs1964

Well done and delighted it’s over for you. Everything to look forward too now 😊. Have a lovely Christmas 🎄

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KPKaren

So glad to hear your good news - onwards and upwards! All the best for your recovery xx

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