Vaginal cuff dehiscence fears

Hi EP17, I appreciate that you’re worried and anxious but please stop googling! Dr Google should be struck off as he/she often scares people to death with out of date, incorrect or inapplicable info. FWIW I had 2 x day brachy (and 25 x radio) as a day patient in 2022 and the rays were delivered by a tiny probe type thing inside an applicator no bigger than a tampon. Each session lasted about 6 minutes, And the brachy nurse was very careful to choose the right size of tube for me at my planning mini CT. It was a breeze. 

I know you are right about the googling but I don’t want any more surprises. 
I was originally led to believe I was stage 1b or 2 but histology changed that to 3b. I never expected my bladder to be injured and to end up with a catheter for 3 weeks either. 
I just want to be prepared before the therapies hence why I came here to ask the question and it is reassuring to hear your experience.

What I’d also recommend, once you’ve had your first oncology appointment, is to ask for a brachytherapy nurse to phone you. Then you can ask questions and chat things over even before your first brachy consultation. I had a few questions and told my CNS and she arranged a phone call for me and it was really helpful.