It’s been almost two weeks since my surgery, and the recovery has been slower (and messier) than I expected. One thing that’s helped me stay grounded? Journaling. Not the picture-perfect kind—just a simple, honest check-in with my body and my emotions. I’m sharing the prompt that’s been getting me through it, plus a little story about a catheter named Mr. Pee-a-Lot.
When I found out I needed a full hysterectomy, I felt a mix of emotions—overwhelm, fear, relief. But what surprised me most? The little voice in my head telling me to toughen up. Why do we do this to ourselves? Why aren’t we talking about the emotional weight of surgery? Let’s start that conversation.”
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