Little bit like myself I’m 64 kidney removed  in 2022, I’d say only a month since your operation you’re going to feel tired and not your normal self you’ve been through so much physically and mentally,  it is going to tire you out.. give yourself a chance to get back to “Normal” waiting for your first scan can be terrifying hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. You are here today try to live for today save tomorrow’s worries for tomorrow. If I’m at home or should I say NOT at the hospital I class that as a free day as while I don’t know anything other than what I know today then that’s a free day and I have to enjoy it, 

Thanks for your reply. That’s a good way of looking at things! Did you need any other treatment?

No not for quite a while. Everyone is different,  mine was very very severe and I’m still here so have hope & faith, They must have thought you were worth it and stand  a very good chance as I don’t think they’d have carried out the operation if not.  Makes me laugh when I’ve chosen the name “speakeasy” as usually I don’t talk about “it” as for a very long while after I couldn’t mention “it as as soon as I did I burst into tears as it brought the trauma of it all rushing back, but saw your post I almost thought someone had read my thoughts , so had to reply.