Leona Macken

Or I couldn't go to Dunn's and do my shopping because I was in so much pain.

I couldn't reach up.

All where my scar was, was getting really sore.

And

I just kept saying all this and then my GP referred me to like a pain clinic and I got, I ended up getting like the pain injections in the end of my back and they just didn't work at all, at all, at all.

So they were kind of saying like maybe wait a month, wait six weeks and they made zero difference.

So then I ended up actually going private and I was like, I got them into the front of me because I was thinking all the pain is in the front.

So if I get them in the front, maybe that will help.

And again, I just didn't like it was and I was awake for that one as well.

And it was actually like, no, when I'm looking back, I like we injected right where the tumor was like.

So that was all the end of 2024.

And then January 2025, I just rang.

And I was like, you need to see me.

And they were kind of like, what's wrong?

And I was like, I'm not right.

Like, I'm in so much pain and I can feel something in my stomach.

But like, it was all where my scar was.

So I was thinking, you know, is there damage?

Is it their scar tissue?

Is there things like that?