I’m checked into my hospital room.
The surgery went well. New boob is a major improvement on Tupperware boob even with the swelling.
Epidurals rule time and space. We’ll see how the switch to oral pain meds goes tomorrow.
Thanks to all of you for your kind concern, prayers, and healing thoughts my way.
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It was great to hear your voice. Even though you sounded like an old Dick Tracy character named “Gravel Gertie”
Ha!
So glad to hear it all went well.
Glad to hear the boob looks good and back in your room after it all… take care 🙂
Whew. Much relief and love sent to you all.
So pleased that you’ve crossed this bridge and are recovering well Elizabeth. This is such a big step forward, once you’re feeling ready be sure to have a proper celebration to mark the beginning of your life without cancer