I was soo inpatient too!! Just kept saying to my hubby “I wish it was tomorrow!” But it comes around soon enough. We would go to the cinema in the evening which takes a good chunk of time up, I cleaned house from top to bottom and did Xmas shopping. It’s hard to keep occupied and focused!!
I’m day 2 now and so so so so pleased I went ahead. Tbh there was never any doubt that I would get cold feet. When I was in my room, all the staff That came in to see me commented that I was the least nervous person ever, they said I was the most excited!, even when I said goodbye to my hubby as I walked to theatre I was like ” byeeee! See you later when I got big boobies,” no tears, no fuss, no wobble, I just couldn’t wait to get onto the trolly and have the GA. I love my sleep and love the feel of when they inject it into my arm and it goes cold then tingly and as I as drifting off im thinking of the lovely sleep il have I said ‘ night night, see you all later! Which made them laugh.
I feel one of the best things you can do for your recovery is to keep a positive frame of mind and keep yourself happy and smiling.
During the past year I have had so many medical appointments, operations and treatments cos I was Ill. so you are battling with the pain because you need to get better and you our in a different mind frame.
With my BA I wasn’t ill, didn’t need lifesaving treatment, didn’t need something fixing that was making me ill so I have found dealing with the small amount of pain and large discomfort really easy cos I keep thinking of the end result and how fab my body is gong to look!!!!!
Thanks for taking the time to read me waffle on!!!
