I am home, and thanks to my friend Lorazepam, I'm feeling pretty good. Woozy and strange but not anxious.
The procedure was pretty quick. It hurt a little bit, which means that I must be getting some nerves back, which is a good thing! (But ouch.) The doctor thinks it's scar tissue. Scar tissue - isn't that beautiful sounding? He told me he wouldn't worry.
I'm feeling celebratory. And a bit high and woozy and with the munchies from the Lorazepam. :-)
Thanks to everyone for caring. So grateful to be back at home, in bed with a heating pad (not on the wound), snuggled down. My girl is home sick too so we're just laying low.
Still praying that it's just scar tissue.
Amen.
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Two very beautiful words, yes.
ReplyDeleteHi PollyAnna, I just want you to know that at least one anonymous follower of your blog is thinking of you and sending you tons of good energy. Scar tissue -- YEAH! Scars are how the body tries to heal. And now you don't need it anymore, so they can take it out. It's a beautiful thing. I will hold onto the hope that it's nothing more than that. You've so totally got this. Hope you're feeling well today. Looking forward to an update.
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