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Anyone else experience nausea and light headedness this far out from surgery? I felt like this for a few days after the surgery and was feeling better for a while but today I went for a walk and halfway through started to feel ill. I’m taking ibuprofen and GasX as needed only. I’ve also been experiencing insomnia which might contribute. Just wondering if this is a common symptom this far out or if I just ate something bad yesterday!

Hey all! I am based in east coast USA, and am a reliable daily gift sender. I’m looking for Vivillion exchanges from the following regions:

Icy Snow
Tundra
Meadow
Sandstorm
River
Sun
Ocean!

But really any region with interesting postcards are welcome 🤗

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Anybody here connected with Big Brother Big Sister of South Central PA? Was thinking about signing up to take on a little, wondering if anyone has experience in this specific area with the organization. Are there any other programs similar looking for volunteer mentors? Thanks!

I started with 2 and I now have 5 total nightgowns. They are the GOAT. They put 0 pressure on my abdomen, are soft and light, provide coverage when I need it, freedom when I don’t. They come in cute fun colors and modern designs, not frilly and lacy like old lady nightgowns.

And…. They have POCKETS

19/10 highly recommend a good stock of cheap nightgowns before your surgery

Specifically I got the $10 Joyspun short nightgowns from WalMart. Worth every blessed penny.

Anything else deserve to be GOATed for hysterectomy recovery?

My surgery is tomorrow (laparoscopic robotic hysterectomy and tubes out, leaving ovaries). I am 36F, no kids nor any plans to have any.

In the fall I started having severe pain and spotting, they found a mass at the ER and referred me to an OBGYN. He removed the mass in December and it was sent for study. It is NOT cancerous, but they have labeled it a STUMP (soft tissue tumor of unknown malignant potential). They sent me to a gynecological oncologist and she recommended a hysterectomy to remove all cancer risk.

I am shitting bricks. I am just so scared something will go wrong either with the anesthesia or the surgery itself. I’m looking forward to never having cramps or a period again, good riddance, but surgery seems so scary and daunting to me.

Just looking for a little support from this lovely community ❤️