In August, when my general surgeon first explained my options for breast reconstruction, I didn’t find either of them very appealing.  I was hoping there was a “magic wand” option, but it was never mentioned, so after meeting with you I had to pick from the two and trust that I made the right decision.  Now, after I see the results of the work that you have done, I realize that I got the “magic wand” option after all.  You have gone way beyond my expectations for how it would all turn out.  I really don’t know how to thank you for all that you have done.  My general surgeon saved my life, but you gave it back to me by making me feel whole and normal again.  The only thing that I can think of doing is telling everyone I know how skillful and talented you are.  I pray that you will be able to continue to help people in such a wonderful way for many years to come.

I also want to tell you that your staff is wonderful.  Their cheerful smiles, compassion, and encouragement really helped me get through those dark days of chemo.  All of them were so supportive and understanding.  They treated me like I was their friend and that meant so much.  I will miss seeing them.

I wish all of you success in the future.

Sincerely,
CS