Recovering...

For all of you good people out there, just wanna let you know that the operation went well.

I checked in at Gleneagles Hospital on 6.6.2011, had my operation on 7.6.2011 and was discharged on 11.6.2011. Dr Aziz removed the tumor as well as my right ovary. According to him, my right ovary was badly damaged by the tumor. The good thing is my left ovary is normal and functional.

I went for follow up check up with Dr Aziz on 18.6.2011. He told me the result of the biopsy on the tumor. Alhamdulillah... it's not cancerous! The scary thing was the tumor had hairs, it owm sweat gland and thyroid follicle! Sounds like another creature had been living in my body all this while! Dr Aziz gave me a copy of the picture of the tumor, unfortunately I don't have a scanner.

The stitches was removed on the same day and I am currently at Lot10... recovering. The wound is healing nicely but I don't know about the wound inside my body... which I hope is recovering nicely too. I have my first period yesterday after the op and oh my God yesterday was so painful! I've never had painful period pains and cramps before and yesterday was like hell to me. I had to lie down the whole day and the paind didn't go away even after I took the painkillers. Fortunately, the pain was only for one day. I am fine today. Phew!!!

The pain was because of the operation wound at the fallopian tube where Dr Aziz had removed my ovary. The contraction during menstrual caused pain in that area. I hope this is not something I have to suffer every month!!

So I am resting at Lot10, my parents home. Watching Korean DVDs with my mum, eating, reading, playing with Tyson, playing Cityville on Facebook... such bliss... I have yet to be bored with this routine yet. LOL.

Anyway, this whole circumstances makes me realise who my real friends are. I now know who are the people that really cares about me and who don't. And who thinks of me even though they can't be with me. I will cherish these friends forever for they are my real friends :) I vow that I will be there for them too, if not in person, in thoughts.... and I vow that I will appreciate them as long as I live :)