! Re: D-Day is tomorrow -28th of May

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Best of luck tomorrow! You have a surgery buddy ... Jeri-Lynn! You

guys can compare notes after your surgeries when you feel up to

posting back here again. I found that made the recovery a bit

easier, knowing that at any time of the night or day I could call out

to folks here who were feeling the same way at the same time.

It's so normal to be scared and excited all at the same time. Hang

in there. Tomorrow before the surgery is REALLY exciting. It's hard

to explain, but you'll know what I mean. Things moved really fast

once I got into the hospital. Shuttled here and there, signing

forms, changing into a gown, wheeled from here to there, talking to

various doctors, answering questions, asking questions, then hearing

those lovely words ... " I'm just going to put a little something in

your IV to make you relax. " What seemed like 1 second later, it was

all over.

We'll see you on the Other Side! What time's your surgery?

Irish!

> Well I can't believe I have made it this far. It seems like so

long

> ago that I started this process. I spent years debating whether I

> should do this or not - now there is no backing out.

>

> I am excited yet very scared all at the same time. The recovery

> scares me the most.

>

> Please keep me in your prayers/ thoughts as I go through upper,

lower

> and chin surgery tomorrow and then recovery.

>

> I will post and let all know how it went and maybe ask for some

> encourgement or help along the way.

>

> Thanks in advance

>