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by CMH35 26th October 2013, 8:59 pm
I don't regret it but bloody hell I'm going through the ringer..anesthesia and meds have made me very sick, the drains were so painful both in and being taken out! today is my first day at home no codeine only paracetamol. I ache and my right nipple aches/hurts.
On the very good side though no sickness today my new smaller boobs are high and tiny..perfect!
Looking forward to everydays recovery now, will update my diary thread soon. So looking forward to having a shower! :)
On the very good side though no sickness today my new smaller boobs are high and tiny..perfect!
Looking forward to everydays recovery now, will update my diary thread soon. So looking forward to having a shower! :)
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by jenniferrf1 26th October 2013, 9:06 pm
Aww really happy for you that your so happy!! I was a emotional wreck after due to the ga and all of the emotions... It does take it out of you for a few days but you will start to feel better... Congrats on your new smaller boobs!!! Xxx
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by Gleaming 26th October 2013, 9:10 pm
Aww bless u hun, big hugs ! I'm still taking paracetamol and ibruprofen 3x daily, really not ready to cut back yet so wow @you just on the paracetamol ! Happy healing hun, hope each day gets better for you xxx
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by COOKIE 26th October 2013, 9:17 pm
A breast reduction is a bloody big operation to go through hun and having sickness on top of that must have been so awful for you babe 
Onwards and upwards (just like your boobs heehee) from here on in now CMH! There's nothing better to get you back on the road to recovery than being surrounded by your own creature comforts.
You may find if you do have any nausea at all that eating little and often will help so much more than having a full meal and most importantly... Gets lots of water down ya hun. Rest when you need to, but do ensure whether you feel up to it or not that you get yourself up and have just a little walk around the house if that's all you can manage at first every couple of hours or so gorgeous.
A high protein diet will also help with the quickening of those wounds healing as well
Congratulations CMH and soooo great to read you're happy already! Xx
Onwards and upwards (just like your boobs heehee) from here on in now CMH! There's nothing better to get you back on the road to recovery than being surrounded by your own creature comforts.
You may find if you do have any nausea at all that eating little and often will help so much more than having a full meal and most importantly... Gets lots of water down ya hun. Rest when you need to, but do ensure whether you feel up to it or not that you get yourself up and have just a little walk around the house if that's all you can manage at first every couple of hours or so gorgeous.
A high protein diet will also help with the quickening of those wounds healing as well
Congratulations CMH and soooo great to read you're happy already! Xx
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by CMH35 26th October 2013, 9:27 pm
I'm wandering every few hours and drinking water, lively husband made me fresh veggie juice which was so good after feeling so crap!
Can't eat much at the moment so keeping it light and simple, I'm already looking at bikinis!!! :) xx
Can't eat much at the moment so keeping it light and simple, I'm already looking at bikinis!!! :) xx
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by CMH35 26th October 2013, 9:28 pm
Lovely not lively!!!! Thank you for the well wishes! Hope you ladies are doing well also xx
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by Blueeyedsoul13 26th October 2013, 9:29 pm
congrats hun, and hopefully looking at bikinis will give you the strength to keep going, it can only get better from here!! x
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