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B
March 6, 2016
Hi Susanna ,you look absolutely amazing !!when you are feeling down and wondering why you put yourself through this (as I did ) Just keep looking back at the photos that Dominic takes each time you visit the clinic and it will remind you what a difference your surgery has made to your appearance ! I am almost 6 months post op with Dominic and I am over the moon with the results ! Most days I look back at the photos and say to my husband " did I really look as bad as that!!!" And he replies "yes" !! (I didn't expect him to be that honest,ha,ha) you already look so much younger so imagine what you will look like in the next few weeks !!just take each day as it comes and keep away from idiots on push bikes !!! Sending lots of hugs xxxxxxx
B
March 7, 2016
Thanks Buddy. Good to hear that you're happy with you're results and that you have no regrets, aren't Husbands wonderful! Did it take you some time to get your energy levels back up? I feel ok one day then exhausted the next. Safely at home in a push bike free zone today! [RS bleep]
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B
March 7, 2016
Hi again.my advice would be just to listen what your body is telling you to do and not to worry if you feel tired at times, I found that I would get down mentally some days but I think we forget that we have just had major surgery (not a visit to the dentist ! Ha ha )patience is not one of my strong points and I just wanted to see the finished results,each day is different for everyone but we all get there in the end and you will see yourself as one of the Braybabes in no time at all! You are doing just fine and look great !xx
B
March 8, 2016
Thanks Buddy
I confess that patience isn't my strong point either! The mood ups and downs are slightly weird, one day I long to go shopping the next I want to hide away at home but as you say, we've had major surgery!
Looking forward to getting my mojo back. X
I confess that patience isn't my strong point either! The mood ups and downs are slightly weird, one day I long to go shopping the next I want to hide away at home but as you say, we've had major surgery!
Looking forward to getting my mojo back. X
UPDATED FROM Bunnylines
11 days post
Boy Racers, My Hero and the Dangerous Sandwich
So after 12 days in captivity Husband and me ventured to local wine bar. It felt like a big adventure. But I nstalled at our favourite table with chilled Sauvingon in hand the picture was all wrong, the music thundered in my ears, everyone was laughing too loudly and the [RS bleep] of ice from the cocktail shaker sounded like an avalanche in my brain. I had an overwhelming feeling of nausea coupled with the distinct feeling that a machete wielding maniac had sliced into the back of my head, in reality it was just a smiling barman, an innocent tray in hand.
We got out of there pronto for the short walk back home, as we crossed the road a delivery boy peddling at a rate of knots raced past me, close enough to move my hair, way too close for a lady 12 days after having major surgery, I admit it, I screamed like a girl in a Hitchcock horror movie.
Husband donned his Superman costume and ran after delivery boy, leaving me trembling and cold on the pavement, when I caught up with them I heard manly admonishments by Husband followed by apology from youth with dangling ear plugs.
The machete slice got worse and I felt myself slipping into that dark underwater void into a faint, my hero flagged down a cab instantly and got me home to 'safety'.
With little appetite for dinner i plumped for a chicken sandwich, making the grave mistake of adding salt, within minutes my lovely new eyes reverted back to old swollen hooded eyes and jawline melted into round space hopper face, DONT ADD SALT, people.
What am I up to tomorrow evening? Staying home I think.....
We got out of there pronto for the short walk back home, as we crossed the road a delivery boy peddling at a rate of knots raced past me, close enough to move my hair, way too close for a lady 12 days after having major surgery, I admit it, I screamed like a girl in a Hitchcock horror movie.
Husband donned his Superman costume and ran after delivery boy, leaving me trembling and cold on the pavement, when I caught up with them I heard manly admonishments by Husband followed by apology from youth with dangling ear plugs.
The machete slice got worse and I felt myself slipping into that dark underwater void into a faint, my hero flagged down a cab instantly and got me home to 'safety'.
With little appetite for dinner i plumped for a chicken sandwich, making the grave mistake of adding salt, within minutes my lovely new eyes reverted back to old swollen hooded eyes and jawline melted into round space hopper face, DONT ADD SALT, people.
What am I up to tomorrow evening? Staying home I think.....
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G
March 6, 2016
Thanks for sharing your first night out Susannah, albeit wasn't quite how you'd probably anticipated!!! These first few weeks REALLY are a roller coaster in every aspect and hearing experiences on here is good preparation of what's ahead for others, myself included! Your latest side profile pics are fantastic, you must be over the moon, there is no doubt once completely healed your results are going to rank among the best. x
B
March 6, 2016
Thanks Gemstone, my profile was definitely worse than front face which is why I put it off for so long but hopefully everyone can see the radical change, the side profile was taken at Dominic's office at 7 days so you can still see puffiness pre stitch removal. Bless you for the uplifting comments, it's made my Sunday!

B
March 6, 2016
Oh bless you, you poor thing.
Some of us are more sensitive than others and I can empathise in pushing the boundaries week 2 of recovery (I just reminded myself of my week 2 NDE o-O although a slight exaggeration on my part there).
Nap and eat 'baby food' is my advice! Oh and watch that you don't accidentally pull your ears like I did!
All that aside, you look fab [RS bleep]
Some of us are more sensitive than others and I can empathise in pushing the boundaries week 2 of recovery (I just reminded myself of my week 2 NDE o-O although a slight exaggeration on my part there).
Nap and eat 'baby food' is my advice! Oh and watch that you don't accidentally pull your ears like I did!
All that aside, you look fab [RS bleep]
B
March 6, 2016
Thank you, BienMaya, I've learned my lesson and will not try for a social debut for a while yet! I winced when I read you had accidentally pulled your ears OMG that must have hurt. Thanks for lovely compliments [RS bleep]

B
March 6, 2016
I got complacent taking off a jumper... ...ouch...
...also, beware of your stitches because they are like velcro to scarves!
...also, beware of your stitches because they are like velcro to scarves!

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