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Owie!
Oddly, I am delighted to see these images. As painful as they are — both to see and, I imagine, to be the subject of — they represent a stage of healing on the way to full recovery. A no doubt tricky and ultimately successful operation.
So very glad to learn you’re on the mend.
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Thank you Patrick. I think all is good. look better this week than last Monday. I believe all was taken, however, I am scheduled in a couple of months to have another piece cut out of the bridge of my nose as there was only 0.4 millimetre clearance and they like to have 5 mm clearance between nasty and good.
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<smile> Thorough is best. All the best to you when that surgery comes as well.
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Thank you 🙂
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So sorry you’re going through this. May you have a speedy recovery
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Thank you. Doctor is positive. Although he does want to chop another piece from my nose to gain ‘clearance’ when this heals. And without that ugly dressing it feels much better. 🙂
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Yikes! That looks, well, not good. I hope things will start looking better soon. Good luck st your appointment,
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Thank you. It feels better now but looks like there is a hole im my head 🙂 Having said that the doctor said the graft looks healthy and all going well.
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Damn, I am feeling the discomfort… Hope all goes well…
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I’m glad I was able to share the discomfort around. 🙂 All looking good according to surgeon.
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Get well soon! 🌷
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Thank you, SanaH
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Good luck with your appointment tomorrow… looks really uncomfortable 😦
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Thank you, Ruth. It is uncomfortable. However not sure where skin graft and stitches end. Was told that 60% was on my eyelid. First image/dressing suggest otherwise.
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