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Forgot pictures!
The one with the shirt on my shoulders is from Friday 12/09 and the other is from yesterday 12/12!
Highlight I've forgot to mention? The first word on my run tattoo is visible again! It's been gone for years!
Highlight I've forgot to mention? The first word on my run tattoo is visible again! It's been gone for years!
One Week Down!
It's been a week and I'm feeling awesome! Had my post-op yesterday and got my drains out, thank god. I was beyond sick of them. It was nice to sleep and not worry about yanking them out. I was almost comfortable!
It wasn't as horrible getting the drains out as I thought. I'm still pretty numb under my alarms, so I sure that helped, it just felt sort of weird. For some reason I expected huge gaping holes where they were, but that's not the case. The tubing was much smaller than I always think it is.
Dr told me everything looked great and is healing nicely. I still have to wear a bra 24/7 for a while, but I'm a-ok with that. It's more comfortable and makes me feel more secure.
I can pretty much do everything normally now, just have to watch my energy level and not do any heavy lifting, not that I do that anyway, haha.
I'm still fairly numb under the arms and on the sides. It's very itchy, especially at night, but since its numb, I can't scratch. Most aggravating thing in the world.
Since getting the drains out, I've swelled up a bit. Totally normal amount and there's no exceptional hardness or discoloration.
I can't wait to go bra shopping! I'm making myself wait since I'm not positive where I'll end up, but I'm pretty sure I'll be a 34C which is exactly my goal.
Seriously, Dr Isom and his staff are the best. So nice and friendly and so very good at explaining things 8000 times when I ask the same dumb questions over and over. I have absolutely zero complaints and fully plan on going back there, when I'm fabulously wealthy, to get everything tightened and polished.
Next appointment is the day after Christmas!
It wasn't as horrible getting the drains out as I thought. I'm still pretty numb under my alarms, so I sure that helped, it just felt sort of weird. For some reason I expected huge gaping holes where they were, but that's not the case. The tubing was much smaller than I always think it is.
Dr told me everything looked great and is healing nicely. I still have to wear a bra 24/7 for a while, but I'm a-ok with that. It's more comfortable and makes me feel more secure.
I can pretty much do everything normally now, just have to watch my energy level and not do any heavy lifting, not that I do that anyway, haha.
I'm still fairly numb under the arms and on the sides. It's very itchy, especially at night, but since its numb, I can't scratch. Most aggravating thing in the world.
Since getting the drains out, I've swelled up a bit. Totally normal amount and there's no exceptional hardness or discoloration.
I can't wait to go bra shopping! I'm making myself wait since I'm not positive where I'll end up, but I'm pretty sure I'll be a 34C which is exactly my goal.
Seriously, Dr Isom and his staff are the best. So nice and friendly and so very good at explaining things 8000 times when I ask the same dumb questions over and over. I have absolutely zero complaints and fully plan on going back there, when I'm fabulously wealthy, to get everything tightened and polished.
Next appointment is the day after Christmas!
Woo-hoo!
So I'm 24 hours post waking up. I'm a fair bit groggy, so I apologize for any spelling and grammar mistakes. I'm feeling pretty rad so far, considering. They lipo-ed under my arms and I was warned that's where it would be the most sore. And it sure is. Feels like I pulled every muscle even remotely connected. I also have a headache, but it's bearable.
I'm seriously so much smaller. It's incredible. I haven't really seen them yet, as the big bandage don't come off til Friday, but I'm a little worried they're going to be too small. My mom, who went with me and is taking care of me, says they look great and that my nipples are "cute." That was one of my concerns - hated them before.
I've been existing on saltines and ginger ale. I'm trying some soup now that I switched from Percocet to Hydrocodone. The P made me super nauseous.
The surgery itself took 4 hours. From check-in to check-out I was in the hospital from 6 AM to 2:30 PM. I don't remember much of it, which is just fine.
Everyone was so nice and professional. They answered all my questions and helped me stay calm and put up with my nerve based weird sense of humor.
I was intubated and given a catheter, since it was such a long procedure. Fortunately, they put both in after I was out and took both out before I woke up. Had a bit of a cough, but no soreness from either of those otherwise.
I'm including a pic of the lines drawn pre surgery. It's basically the only one I have of them before.
I'm seriously so much smaller. It's incredible. I haven't really seen them yet, as the big bandage don't come off til Friday, but I'm a little worried they're going to be too small. My mom, who went with me and is taking care of me, says they look great and that my nipples are "cute." That was one of my concerns - hated them before.
I've been existing on saltines and ginger ale. I'm trying some soup now that I switched from Percocet to Hydrocodone. The P made me super nauseous.
The surgery itself took 4 hours. From check-in to check-out I was in the hospital from 6 AM to 2:30 PM. I don't remember much of it, which is just fine.
Everyone was so nice and professional. They answered all my questions and helped me stay calm and put up with my nerve based weird sense of humor.
I was intubated and given a catheter, since it was such a long procedure. Fortunately, they put both in after I was out and took both out before I woke up. Had a bit of a cough, but no soreness from either of those otherwise.
I'm including a pic of the lines drawn pre surgery. It's basically the only one I have of them before.
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