emma4

by my year 14th April 2010, 9:34 am

Hiya emma, i keep looking for updates to see how you are now. Any better over night and have the ibuprofen worked?

by emma4 14th April 2010, 11:15 am

Aww bless you hun :) thankyou for the cencern..... still feeling rather sore my nerve hasnt left me yet :( i hope it corrects its self as im a bit worried about Dr Moraci having to manipulate it :(.
Dont be put off though hun..... im very happy with how my boobies look they look very symetrical and a fab shape :) hes done very well.
When is you BA day? all the best to u and i will try get my pics up today, just need to work out how to do it from hubbys mobile.
TC XX

by **COOKIE** 14th April 2010, 11:32 am

Just a thought Emma after reading James' response to you babe.

You know you shouldn't have to wait to see a surgeon if you need to see one hun. If your surgeon isn't here and you want to be seen you should be given the option to see another surgeon.

'IF' you have a trapped nerve and as James said, a nurse isn't really the best person to suggest this then that should be seen by a 'surgeon' to decide on the necessary course of treatment if it's felt to be needed, it's not really fair to expect you to wait a whole two weeks in pain if something could be done to ease the pain for you now hunni.

I think I'd be inclined to call and request you be seen by an actual surgeon. xx

by emma4 14th April 2010, 11:47 am

Hi Cookie,
I see what you mean and i didnt think of it like that, Just feels to me that she doesnt rearly care and that Ibuprofen would do me the world of good, even though she see how much pain i was in :(.
They should reary let me see another of their surgeons hey,
Thankyou for that and i will give them a call.
XX

by **COOKIE** 14th April 2010, 11:55 am

No problem Emma.

From the HMG after-care policy -

We offer all our consultations and aftercare in your local clinic with an experienced Cosmetic Surgery Nurse acting under the instructions of your operating Plastic Surgeon.

You haven't been advised based on your surgeons instruction as your surgeon isn't here to give that advice Emma, so tell them that in his absence, you'd like a surgeon to diagnose the problem and you would then be happy to work on any advice given by the nurse based on a surgeons instructions as stated in your after-care policy. xx

by my year 14th April 2010, 12:13 pm

hiya emma no probs , was just wondering how you were because i couldn't see a post. I agree they should let you see someone else. Bit of a pain going backwards and forwards for you but worth it if you could get it sorted. Mine is still a little while 23rd may so 5 weeks on sunday. I do think after everything I have read, concerning the pips implants ( even though they have now stopped using them) Also the care policy doesn't seem 100% (takes a while to get through to my patient consultant nurse; anyway I kind of wish I shopped around a bit now, but too late as its all paid for.

by **COOKIE** 14th April 2010, 12:22 pm

My year, I'm sure you would have a cooling off period after paying for your surgery, so if you're having second thoughts, you could always check that out hun.

In regards to your after-care policy, I noted they make no mention of cover for ruptured implants, thinking on that now, it kind of made sence for them not offer cover considering they were using implants that had such a high rupture rate! But I'd actually want cover for ruptures confirmed and put in writing babe as all I cann see that you get for your cover is 2 years after-care and 6 year cover for CC. Make sure you have EVERYTHING in writing hunni 'before' proceeding with your surgery. xxx

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