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a month agoDiep flap surgery tomorrow at 6am, after going through double mastectomy and expanders and then implants and hysterectomy 14 years ago with 1 and 1/2 years of chemo and a trial drug therapy this is where I am now. Please pray for me I’m scared of this disease and all that comes with it.
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a month agoPraying
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a month agoDIEP flap reconstruction can feel overwhelming, especially after everything you've been through over the years. Many people find this surgery helps restore confidence and comfort, though recovery does take patience and time. Sending thoughts of strength your way for tomorrow morning - this community will be here to support you through your healing journey.
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a month agoPraying for you and speaking life over you in Jesus name
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a month agostay positive and prayers
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a month agoI Will definitely pray for you. I’m scared too.
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3 days agoI opted for a dbl mastectomy( L side was radical R was simple) currently receiving radiation and am looking forward to DIEP FLAP in the next 3-6 months. I am hoping all went well with you procedure and that you are feeling less discomfort each day. Looking forward to hearing from you.
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3 days agoHi, been having a lot of pain on left side. ( like sharp sticking knife pain) when I move or lean to my side. Trying pain meds and hot and then tried cold compress. It been 4 days now. It comes and goes. Nothing seems to work. The pain eases up a little I think it’s gone then it starts back again . I have to the back to the doctor. Something I think isn’t right . I don’t think it’s normal
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3 days agoI am keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. I agree that a check in with you Dr. is important. You may want to ask if it is too early to get some P.T. Sometimes the scars healing can cause pain. Dr. may also help you identify if it is muscle or nerve pain. I hope you find relief soon.
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