Recovery morning routine. I’ve actually washed my hair 5 days in a row - go me for keeping bac

Recovery morning routine. I’ve actually washed my hair 5 days in a row - go me for keeping bacteria away! Routine is drying my hair while waiting for my skin to dry so I can put Santyl on a part of my incision that has a blood blister, wrapping it in Tefla pads then surgical pads and being confined to a bra from my lumpectomy in 2014 until my next shower. I have no shame in my incision scars, in my foobs, or in my body - they’re all proof of my strength. Tomorrow will be 3 weeks since my surgery. Recovery has been long, boring, depressing. I know resting is what my body needs. Although the thoughts are intrusive, especially since I’m not doing 2.5 hours of cardio or body weight training a day I am giving my body the nutrition it needs. I am grateful for days I do get out. I am grateful I’m healing well. I’m still staying positive and it’s changing my life. Thinking positive is keeping me going. My Mastectomy, my diagnosis of Cancer completely changed my way of thinking, of being, of reacting. In a way, I am thankful #mastectomy #foobs #breastcancer #breastsurgery
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