Friday BoobBlog

[handful_ofdust]

Once again, huge thanks to everyone who's sent well-wishes--greatly appreciated. I'm just taking things slow and trying to eke along at the pace my body demands. One weird thing is that because I've been warned not to raise my hands above my head, I most often find them hovering around my chest instead (while my elbows stay safely locked down, of course), so I look more than a bit like a very small T-Rex.

I've also been having a series of weird, detailed, Tylenol 3-inspired dreams; last night, Steve woke me up because I was making this whimpery scream-noise, right in the middle of a Supernatural pre-credits sequence-type scenario where I was going to be sacrificed to a vaguely female monster/god figure which kept crawling through the grass after me, always just out of view, always changing. I remember hearing that noise, just not knowing I was the one making it. Offputting.

And now it's time to finally try and get my hair washed, because I can actually smell myself. So I bid you all adieux: Still alive. Still itchy. Still smaller.

Better living through surgery.;)

Comments

[marcy-italiano.livejournal.com]

Congrats - here's to a quick recovery. :)

[blixie.livejournal.com]

Oh Gemma, congrats on the surgery, and take care. Just a helpful tip: avoid washing your surgical bras in bleach, blistering rashes don't help the healing process!

[ozsaur.livejournal.com]

I'm glad you're recovery is going so well.. except for those dreams. Scary!

[sovay]

where I was going to be sacrificed to a vaguely female monster/god figure which kept crawling through the grass after me, always just out of view, always changing.

That's kind of an awesome post-surgery dream, honestly. But I hope it doesn't repeat.

Glad you're still alive!

[moon-custafer.livejournal.com]

Maybe you were being stalked by the ghosts of your pre-op breasts. : )

[jackal-lies.livejournal.com]

Medical pre or post-surgery drugs really do seem to be the way to go for interesting nightmares. Look after yourself.