By then, I’m emotional and hurting and feeling really abused. I think it would have made a world of difference if the doctor’s office would have called me to let me know that I would need to pick up the medicine on my way in. Now I’m out in the drizzling rain and having to get in and out of the car (not easy with two cuts in your belly). I think a part of me is scared crazy about this Lupron stuff too. I have heard the good, the bad, and the ugly and I don’t like not knowing what to expect. I realize that what affects someone else may be totally different for me.
I was totally not impressed with the injection itself. First of all, the nurse told me it would burn going in and it didn’t at all. So, if this is any kind of indication, it may not be so bad. I do feel some discomfort at the injection site but that’s completely understandable since she did stick a needle in my hip. (!)
I’ll be documenting my experiences with Lupron throughout the duration of my treatment along with my recovery from my surgery. The duration of the treatment depends on my reaction to the drug and how it affects my health and family life. This should be an interesting journey.
I am impressed with my incisions. The doctor did a wonderful job and I had very little bruising. She was gentle and my skin thanks her! Here's a photo of the belly button incision...Not taking one of the lower abdominal incision.
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