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Cancer sucks, but I'm very lucky and had a great...
I had a double mastectomy 11/19/14 & was off work 6 weeks. I remember it like it was a vacation (hubs waited on me, peeps visited and brought food, I slept TONS, wasn't allowed to clean, etc.) I don't even remember pain, but my hubs assures me there was plenty of it (I took full advantage of my pain pills!) I didn't look at my chest for a full month ( I showered with my eyes closed and never looked at myself naked). When I finally got the courage to look -- exactly a month after my mastectomy -- I was impressed that it didn't make me want to throw up. But I did NOT think the scars were beautiful & they didn't make me feel victorious. I remember thinking, "Ugh. It's as ugly as I thought it would be." But I was ok with that -- heck I had beaten cancer! Little did I know then ... but I'd soon enough feel pretty again -- thanks to Dr. Mark McClung.
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I was in great hands from Day 1 with my plastic surgeon, Dr. Mark McClung. From my original consultation (where I was scared poopless!) ... through my many fills ...& even after my implant transfer and post-op checkups, he was patient, thorough and meticulous. Not only that, his nurse Shelley made me feel very comfortable. I was psychotic and couldn't stand to look at my chest when I got my fills -- & she was so understanding. She even covered up my tiny breasts during one of my fills so I could see I was starting to get cleavage! She was incredibly warm and friendly -- almost like a mom (and I mean that in the BEST way!) At every appointment, I brought a list of new questions, and Dr. McClung patiently educated and reassured me. When transfer time came, I was really torn about going bigger than my "originals" but he explained sizing and helped my hubs and I decide where I'd be most comfortable. I've never been a "boob" gal and my hubs was never a "boob" guy -- but I absolutely love my new "set." It sounds crazy, but I think my new foobs look better than my real ones (even with scars!). Guess that's a benefit of not being in love with my original breasts, like some women are. I finally think they are beautiful! I could go on & on. But the bottom line is that I absolutely love Dr. McClung and can't recommend him more. He's professional, yet warm. Experienced yet humble. Quick and smart as a whip, yet patient till the end (even with a patient like me who had a million and one questions). Dr. McClung helped me make lemonade outta the lemons cancer handed me -- and I WON with his help. SUCK IT, cancer!!!! Woot woot! Ladies, if you have any questions or just need to pick the brain of someone who's gone through this, feel free to contact me. I also wrote a few blog entries that might have helpful info: cancerninjagirl@wordpress.com