Can I get some advice for a breast reduction?

I actually watched some videos on YouTube and they were pretty intimidating at first, but as I got more use to the idea I was glad that I had watched them and had a better idea of what to expect and questions to ask my surgeon. I had the anchor procedure. I had inquired about the lollipop, but the surgeon I chose said it was not his preferred technique and I was satisfied with the fact that he would be honest with me about that. I started as a 34H, had about a pound removed from each side and am currently about 34DD. The first day I pretty much slept the entire time. I stayed overnight in the hospital and was released the next day. Took two pain pills my first day home and then just one the following day. After that just Ibuprofen and the day after that nothing. I was more tired than anything. Didn't have real pain just an odd pressure. I slept on the couch or recliner for the first few days and then transitioned to the bed. Found that if I layed on my side and put a pillow under my abdomen that I could sleep pretty comfortably on my side and then as time went on I would wake up more on my abdomen until I was sleeping in a more natural position for me. I did have drains in the hospital, but they were removed before I went home. I did have a reaction to the Scopalomine Patch they put behind my ear to help prevent nausea. It caused blurry vision for about a week that was pretty troublesome. I was driving a week later, though I don't know if I would recommend that. I thought I was fine, but when I was balancing my checkbook the following month I found that I didn't put my entries in correctly so I probably wasn't in the best frame of mind to be operating a vehicle! Check out my review and I give pretty detailed descriptions and there are lots of pictures. Feel free to ask any questions.