Seeking Help After Breast Cancer Surgery in a Small Town

I would suggest any groups in the area (our local pub v's pizza has a charity called v for victory that helps with stuff like that) and possibly church groups??

Connect with your house of worship they may be able to help you

Hello, Can you ask the hospital, your team for assistance? It's tough not to have someone when you need something done.

This is part of my recovery concern. I’m having a bilateral breast reduction and lumpectomy and I live alone. My sister will be here for a few days after surgery How do I empty the trash (into a dumpster), get out of bed etc without using my arms to push off and not raise them far if at all ?

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Please DoNOT Worry About Your Left Arm

As I also Had 1 Ymph Node Removed. Thank G-D It Was NOT Cancerous

It does take time however you will become stronger

Please share your address with me

Reaching out for practical help during recovery shows real wisdom, especially when managing everything alone in a small town. Consider connecting with local churches, community centers, or volunteer organizations who often have members willing to help with household tasks - many communities have informal networks of people who genuinely want to support neighbors facing health challenges. Social media community groups or neighborhood apps might also help you find trustworthy local people who could assist with specific tasks during your recovery period.