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  • Post op/Mastcetomy with imm recon...

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Back online friends,I had my op on Mar 22nd & got home on Mar 29th.Thank god its over now,Feeling very tired.Still on painkillers And feel stiff in my shoulder & arms.Legs r very wobblely.
    I had a left Mascetomy with Lymph Node Biopsy & D-Flap reconstruction.The hospital doctors,nurses & staff were brillant. My BC nurse came 2 c me everyday I was there.Lymph nodes were clear but final results will b given to us…

  • 2 days 2 go

    FormerMember
    FormerMember
    Going in on Mon 21st for my op on Tues 22nd,totally terrified.Cant believe this is happening 2 me...Having Sentinal Node Biopsy,Mastcetomy & back falp reconstruction all in one surgery.
    Glutton for punishment OR WHAT!!!!lol...Thats me----All or nothing...Good luck to every1 having surgery &/or treatment this wk...Take care of you...C u on the other side,Ann.x

  • mastcetomy & immediate reconstruction(back flap)

    FormerMember
    FormerMember
    Any1 here had a mastcetomy with immediate back flap reconstruction...I would like to read yr experiences plez.I live in Northren Ireland & was diagnoised on St Valentines day this yr.Im going in2 hosp to have my Mast & bac flap recon on 22nd March...Desperate for information about how u felt b4,during & after yr op...Ann...
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