Wow. It's been over 3 years since I was here mulling over the idea of a BA.
I am excited and nervous about this procedure. I have scheduled an updated consult. I have scheduled an appointment with my PCP to complete an overall physical, do blood work, an EKG and report all is well to proceed with the elective surgery. I have informed my supervisor of known dates and appointments. Time off is approved and working from home is approved too if needed.
Oh and I have scheduled a mammogram prior as it will be close to when my annual rolls around. Plus, I am fairly confident I will not be enthused by the idea of having a post-surgical boob or two pressed between a couple of cold, hard x-ray plates. Yeah, I'll pass. This will give me a year to recoup and heal from surgery before a mammo is needed again.
I will post notes, progress and pictures here. This blog will serve a dual purpose, 1) a way to make note of the pre-surgery tasks and 2) to journal the post-op recovery not only for myself but for others searching for information regarding the same procedure.
Eeeeeeeek, can you say excited?!
I am excited and nervous about this procedure. I have scheduled an updated consult. I have scheduled an appointment with my PCP to complete an overall physical, do blood work, an EKG and report all is well to proceed with the elective surgery. I have informed my supervisor of known dates and appointments. Time off is approved and working from home is approved too if needed.
Oh and I have scheduled a mammogram prior as it will be close to when my annual rolls around. Plus, I am fairly confident I will not be enthused by the idea of having a post-surgical boob or two pressed between a couple of cold, hard x-ray plates. Yeah, I'll pass. This will give me a year to recoup and heal from surgery before a mammo is needed again.
I will post notes, progress and pictures here. This blog will serve a dual purpose, 1) a way to make note of the pre-surgery tasks and 2) to journal the post-op recovery not only for myself but for others searching for information regarding the same procedure.
Eeeeeeeek, can you say excited?!
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Good luck with your surgery and/or recovery!