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Um...am I being a little blonde?!! When I update my review and press 'add photo' nothing happens am I supposed to do something else too?!!
I'm done!
Well here I am writing this at 5am....a time I assure you I never see! Had my op almost 5 days ago now so thought I'd give a little update of how I got on.
Came around from my op to be told by my PS that he'd been able to get my incision lower and smaller than first thought and I could not be happier with how low and small it seems to be, nurses were also shocked to see me up using the toilet and changing so quick afterwards too (hate those operation knickers!) in terms of pain it's not as bad as I thought it would be, very bearable more uncomfortable then anything else. I had muscle repair and apart from the odd twinge if your thinking of avoiding it due to easier recovery I would recommend you reconsider as it really doesn't bother me too much regards to pain. I'm finding lack of sleep and the binder that I'm having to wear the worst part as its far too big for my frame but hoping after I see the nurse in 2 days I will be able to find an alternative to wear. Drains aren't common practice with my surgeon and although I clearly have swelling it does seem minimal in comparison to some pics I have seen. But I am a religious water drinker so I think that has helped. Haven't gained weight a couple of pounds which I'm happy about! I have had a sneaky peak and can't believe what it looks like already after two babies I will never have my stomach back but this is certainly the closest I'm gonna get! as long as my recovery stays at this rate and when the nurse takes off my bandage and my scar is healing well I will be one very happy bunny!
Worth it? Absolutely
Worst bits? Bad back, lack of sleep.
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Came around from my op to be told by my PS that he'd been able to get my incision lower and smaller than first thought and I could not be happier with how low and small it seems to be, nurses were also shocked to see me up using the toilet and changing so quick afterwards too (hate those operation knickers!) in terms of pain it's not as bad as I thought it would be, very bearable more uncomfortable then anything else. I had muscle repair and apart from the odd twinge if your thinking of avoiding it due to easier recovery I would recommend you reconsider as it really doesn't bother me too much regards to pain. I'm finding lack of sleep and the binder that I'm having to wear the worst part as its far too big for my frame but hoping after I see the nurse in 2 days I will be able to find an alternative to wear. Drains aren't common practice with my surgeon and although I clearly have swelling it does seem minimal in comparison to some pics I have seen. But I am a religious water drinker so I think that has helped. Haven't gained weight a couple of pounds which I'm happy about! I have had a sneaky peak and can't believe what it looks like already after two babies I will never have my stomach back but this is certainly the closest I'm gonna get! as long as my recovery stays at this rate and when the nurse takes off my bandage and my scar is healing well I will be one very happy bunny!
Worth it? Absolutely
Worst bits? Bad back, lack of sleep.
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