After Breast Cancer Surgery Accessory...
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Saw this on the Clotide website. Never thought of this as a gift for someone undergoing the surgery. Thought I'd pass the link. Scroll down...link to pattern is lower right side. http://www.clotilde.com/list.html?criteria=awareness
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Thank you so much, my eldest daughter had breast surgery on thursday and I will email her this and see if any of this could help her, I have already made her a cuddle quilt. She has had nine months of chemo already and has to have radiotherapy asap.
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After my left Mastectomy, I had a fellow hospital volunteer give me a pretty baby pillow. It helped buffer the stitches from my left arm while sleeping.
And she gave me a shaker jar of corn starch she had made for me, it didn't have all the perfumes and other irritating chemicals in it that baby powder or other body powders do.
That was in 1999 and I still have that cute little purple flowered pillow. (Violet is my legal, birth name, which very few people know)
And she gave me a shaker jar of corn starch she had made for me, it didn't have all the perfumes and other irritating chemicals in it that baby powder or other body powders do.
That was in 1999 and I still have that cute little purple flowered pillow. (Violet is my legal, birth name, which very few people know)
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Originally Posted by lauriejo
This should help after any kind of chest surgery. My boss had to have bypass surgery and he carried a pillow around for a while. Thanks for sharing.
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