Where's your port?
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Hello Bandsters!
I am planning to have surgery in July with Dr. Rumbaut and have found this site so helpful in gathering information - THANK YOU ALL!
One thing I haven't found yet is anything on port placement. I've heard that most doctors place it near the waistline and that it causes pain when bending over. A friend of mine just had her surgery a few weeks ago and requested that it be placed right below her breast bone - several inches above her waistline - so far she's happy.
I'm really interested in finding out where your port is placed and if you're happy with its location, especially as you get nearer your goal.
Best wishes to everyone!
Andy Liz :cheer2: