Like literally, my tissue expanders got pumped up like bicycle tires this afternoon by Dr. Storm. He was SO excited for my awesome pathology report! In fact after he left the room, the nurse practitioner told me he was like a kid in a candy store when he found out earlier today. I thought that was so sweet!
He also invited me to go ahead and set the date for my exchange surgery (remove the tissue expanders and put in permanent implants) since the schedule would likely get filled due to the backlog from COVID. So we picked July 14. I’ll have more information about the exact time later, but it’s just a day surgery and Kent should be able to wait in the waiting room and see me afterward this time!
After that appointment, Kent and I went to the chiropractor. It was my first visit since surgery, and I only had my hips and neck adjusted – even though I know my back needs it too! There’s no easy way to get it done without pressure to my chest, so I’m just going to wait on that.
Today’s fun mail included cards from extended family and my aunt and uncle who also sent the super cute and comfy pajamas in the photo. It’s so comforting to know that you’re still thinking of me and praying for me!!
And now, here’s a video that Tara shared with me today – just for fun!
Janet Matherly
Your excitement jumps off your words for your positive forward movement! Yes adjustments are a wonderful blessing. My Dr adjusts my back with me crossing my arms over my chest and me exhaling while he placed his fists on my spine while laying me down. Now sure if my words are giving a good picture but that is the only way I can get adjusted these days.
Amy Warden
I understand completely because that’s how mine adjusts me also!! It’s the arms crossed over my chest that I still can’t quite do yet. 😬
April
So happy for you and your healing process! Keep being that warrior that you are!!! Love you✨
Amy Warden
Thank you, April! Great to hear from you! ♥️