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Breast Clip Surgery (27-03-26)

It’s been a month since I’ve done my biopsy(02-23-26)and I was scheduled for a breast clip surgery yesterday. It will be the marker to track the abnormal tissue throughout my treatment.

Surgery took around five minutes so it quicker than the biopsy. Pain level is also lower and there’s no restriction and downtime but I felt so sleepy after the procedure. So I quickly made my way home together with the husband so I can I rest in the comfort of my home.

Everything still felt surreal at this point so I’m taking one step at a time. Decided to share on this platform but honestly I still don’t know what I am doing. I just want an outlet for all the emotions I have in me which I don’t know how to process and express.

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you still lucky survive after surgery. thank god every day you living

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