i'm bbaaaaacckk! and a yoga program you all may be interested in......

[Guest guest]

hi everyone! hope all is as well as can be with each one of you....i

survived the surgery, am having some " second guessing " remorse, am

still in pain, my surgeon wasn't/isn't very helpful, and well, i guess

that is all the whining i should do for now.....

i did find this site, and in the reviews, it is mentioned that many

people would benefit from the pain relieveing, opening, and calming

effects of this program (which was originally designed by a breast

cancer survivor yoga instructor).........

http://www.yogajoyofdelmar.com/

hope to hear from you all....help me get past my remorse...i have been

praying for release of the self-doubt....as you are all angels, perhaps

you will help me with this challenge......thanks! i have missed being

here!

blessings, kathie

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathie!

Congrats on making it through your surgery. I don't think the remorse

will be so bad once you feel better and have your life back. I don't

regret giving up the boobs for one minute, because now I am able to

get out and live. the choice was have boobs and live on the cch, or no

boobs and enjoy life again. Just 9 short omnths after my explant I own

my own business, and am enjoying redicovering life after 10 years of

illness. Nope... I don't care that my cleavage is gone!! It will get

easier for you in time.

Hugs,

[Guest guest]

thanks for your encouraging words....it is just so weird that now, i am

concave in the center of where my breasts used to be, and then, around

that my rib cage protrudes! i finally can take off the ace bandage, so

i am putting on cute stretchy tops, just cause i have to TRY and look

ok...it is an adjustment....and you are right, as soon as i feel

better, that will help.....i am so impressed that you now have your own

business! good for you!

kathie

[Guest guest]

Kathie,

We've missed you! . . . School must be back in

session! . . . Have you returned to work?

I picked up a catalogue from the American Cancer

Association recently. There are a bunch of bras with

pockets for prostheses that look really good. I think

you can order a catalogue by going to their website.

Yoga will be really good for you . . . Just start easy

and don't over do it!

I'm glad to see you back - hopefully the pain will

leave soon! You had a double mastectomy before

implants, didn't you? . . . That may be the reason for

the pain. . . What did your doctor say?

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

--- Great to hear you made it through surgery o.k. PLEASE don't

doubt yourself. You just did an extremely LOVING ACT for YOU! I

can't wait to have my surgery - my goal is this year. I have been

REALLY ill for a long time - 20 yr. implants and years of sickness.

I just connected with " why " this year. God sees me through painful

days with no drugs. I am virtually chemical free, as much as

possible. Eating well is sure a challenge. I'm very interested in

the yoga thing...my body is craving relaxation, that's for sure.

Welcome back and email me, please re: your story, or direct me to

where it might be.

Love, Peace, Joy

Sunny

In , " kathie " <Kathie.Larsyn@...> wrote:

>

> hi everyone! hope all is as well as can be with each one of

you....i

> survived the surgery, am having some " second guessing " remorse, am

> still in pain, my surgeon wasn't/isn't very helpful, and well, i

guess

> that is all the whining i should do for now.....

>

> i did find this site, and in the reviews, it is mentioned that many

> people would benefit from the pain relieveing, opening, and calming

> effects of this program (which was originally designed by a breast

> cancer survivor yoga instructor).........

>

> http://www.yogajoyofdelmar.com/

>

> hope to hear from you all....help me get past my remorse...i have

been

> praying for release of the self-doubt....as you are all angels,

perhaps

> you will help me with this challenge......thanks! i have missed

being

> here!

>

> blessings, kathie

>

[Guest guest]

Kathie,

I'm glad to hear that you're returned from your surgery. This is an

adjustment period for you, but just remember what brought you to

this decision in the first place. You won't get well immediately,

and you've got some adjustments to make to your new appearance, but

have faith in your ability to do what's right for you - and I

believe you did the right thing. I think Yoga is a step in the

right direction for you. What kind of pain are you experiencing? I

know you only recently had your surgery, but what was the date?

Sis

--- In , " kathie " <Kathie.Larsyn@...>

wrote:

>

> hi everyone! hope all is as well as can be with each one of

you....i

> survived the surgery, am having some " second guessing " remorse, am

> still in pain, my surgeon wasn't/isn't very helpful, and well, i

guess

> that is all the whining i should do for now.....

>

> i did find this site, and in the reviews, it is mentioned that

many

> people would benefit from the pain relieveing, opening, and

calming

> effects of this program (which was originally designed by a breast

> cancer survivor yoga instructor).........

>

> http://www.yogajoyofdelmar.com/

>

> hope to hear from you all....help me get past my remorse...i have

been

> praying for release of the self-doubt....as you are all angels,

perhaps

> you will help me with this challenge......thanks! i have missed

being

> here!

>

> blessings, kathie

>

[Guest guest]

Kathie

I am so glad to hear that your surgery is over and now healing can

begin! Take it easy for a few days and remember that most of us

felt that remorseful feeling after the surgery. Even if your doctor

wasn't that helpful and supportive, you will find that we are all

here to help and support you through each stage!

Gentle hugs,

Kathy

--- In , " kathie " <Kathie.Larsyn@...>

wrote:

>

> hi everyone! hope all is as well as can be with each one of

you....i

> survived the surgery, am having some " second guessing " remorse, am

> still in pain, my surgeon wasn't/isn't very helpful, and well, i

guess

> that is all the whining i should do for now.....

>

> i did find this site, and in the reviews, it is mentioned that

many

> people would benefit from the pain relieveing, opening, and

calming

> effects of this program (which was originally designed by a breast

> cancer survivor yoga instructor).........

>

> http://www.yogajoyofdelmar.com/

>

> hope to hear from you all....help me get past my remorse...i have

been

> praying for release of the self-doubt....as you are all angels,

perhaps

> you will help me with this challenge......thanks! i have missed

being

> here!

>

> blessings, kathie

>