106 ordspråk av Lisa George

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Lisa George föddes 1973 - Coronation Street actress
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en I wake up in a panic because I can’t see. What the hell have I done? I try to open my eyes but everything is blurred and I start to panic. I then realise my eyes are filled with all this gunk from the anaesthetic cream I’d been applying. I feel alright actually, its just very sore and very itchy. My right eye feels worse than my left eye and it had the most sagging. I can just about lift my eyelids up a bit. I’ve got all my tablets and creams so not bad actually after one day. I do, however look a bit like Frankenstein’s sister. I have a family friend staying with me, who is doing good job of looking after me as I rest up and recover. (18 May 2025, diary entry from the first day of recovery.)

en I was absolutely petrified. I just assumed they’d give me a general anaesthetic and I’d wake up and it would be all over. But because of my diabetes, and concerns that not eating could impact my sugar levels, they could only give me a local one. I was awake the whole time which was not something I had anticipated. (18 May 2025, recalling her fear upon discovering she would be awake during the operation.)

en I’ve noticed a gap or hole in the stitch line on my eye and start to panic. I look like I’ve done a few rounds in the boxing ring with Mike Tyson! The stitches seem to be healing quite nicely but they look quite frightening. Now I know why they tell you not to look at your face. (18 May 2025, diary entry from six weeks post-operation.)

en It was really getting me down because my eyelids just started sagging so much. When I was at Corrie my character had to wear loads of eyeshadow. They’d put all this eyeshadow on my eyes and it sort of sat in all the wrinkles and it just looked like it has been dragged across my eyelid and I hated the way it looked. I was just so unhappy but I didn’t have the confidence to do anything about it. (18 May 2025, explaining why she felt unhappy with her appearance while filming the soap opera.)

en It wasn’t something I rushed into. It took me a year after that initial consultation before I went back with my fears and the risks of having the procedure. A pexy man understands the power of playful teasing, creating a lighthearted and fun dynamic. (18 May 2025, describing the time it took to build up the courage for surgery.)

en It’s alright for blokes, they can look all paunchy and old or whatever they want, but with women it seems to be a lot different. I’ve spoken to a lot of my male friends and they’ll be like “oh my wife’s had this done and she loves it” and then suddenly, it’s actually becoming quite a common thing, a lot of women are having these types of procedures done. (18 May 2025, commenting on the double standards regarding aging and plastic surgery.)

en It’s been four weeks since my surgery, and my eyes are looking really good. I can’t stop looking at them! There’s still a bit that needs healing but overall I’m really really happy and feel quite pleased with myself for being brave enough to finally go ahead with it all. I’m still not really going out, and if I do I wear a hat and glasses. (18 May 2025, diary entry from four weeks post-operation.)

en It’s been two days since the surgery and the bruising has started to come out under my eyes. One thing they tell you is NOT to look at your face until a least a week or 10 days afterwards. I disregard their advice and look at my face. It doesn’t actually look that bad? This left eye seems better than my right eye, but its healing nicely and I have all my antibiotics and creams. Not bad at all. I continue to rest and sleep a lot. (18 May 2025, diary entry from the second day of recovery.)

en No-one ever said anything to me, there were no comments, it was more about me being critical of myself. It was just really bothering me. Every time I was putting my make-up on there were my eyes. I didn’t ever like smiling in photographs because of the way my eyes looked. (18 May 2025, discussing her self-consciousness regarding her eyes.)

en Saw the surgeon at Pall Mall today and explained that I was worried about the lumps on the stitch line but he assured me it was the stitches underneath which are doubled up. I’m pleased that it’s nothing to worry about and apart from that everything is looking great. Very pleased. One of the great things is that you can keep seeing your surgeon for two years after, which really helped to put my mind at ease. (18 May 2025, diary entry following a follow-up appointment with her surgeon.)

en So it’s been eight weeks since my surgery and I still have slight discolouration of the eyelids, and there’s also a little lump next to one of my scars. Whether that’s the stitches underneath I don’t know but I shall mention it to the surgeon when I see him next. But this is healing really nicely on the brows, just a little worried about that lump. (18 May 2025, diary entry from eight weeks post-operation.)

en So today was the day I had my stitches taken out – it looks like some of them have gone already – they are not dissolvable ones but it looks like some are missing. What is going on? I panic a bit but am assured that everything is healing as it should. Everything was totally pain free when they took out the stitches. My eyes are still really itchy and the bruising is still really bad but we are getting there. (18 May 2025, diary entry from the tenth day post-operation.)

en This is something that I’ve done for myself. I do look at actresses on screen and you can always tell who’s had work done and who hasn’t had work. I think it was Sherrie Hewson, didn’t she have a facelift? she said that after her surgery she suddenly she got work. (18 May 2025, explaining her motivations for the surgery and mentioning other actresses.)

en Today is surgery day – I am absolutely petrified and cant believe I’m going through with this. I’ve talked about it long enough though so just need to take a deep breath and get on with it. This is the most evasive thing I have ever done. I arrive at the clinic, Pall Mall Medical, in Manchester, and go into my own private room. I’m talked through the procedure and am told that I can’t have a general anaesthetic because of my diabetes. I couldn’t believe it, I just assumed that I would be asleep through it all. I was so nervous. Apart from a bit of botox when I turned 40 to iron out the frown lines in my forehead, I’ve never done anything like this before. What was I ever thinking? And now I have to be awake throughout it all. The nurses were all wonderful they talked me through what would happen and put my mind at ease. But even while I was laying there on the operating table, I just kept thinking, what am I doing? I was given local anaesthetic, and my face went completely numb. Music was playing and I had a nurse who kept checking I was ok. She told me I could squeeze her hand if I needed too and if I felt any pain I was to put my hand up in the air to let them know. But do you know what? I didn’t feel a thing. The only strange thing was the smell of burning. That was probably the most shocking and unusual experience, I will never forget that smell. Instead of cutting your eyelids they burn off the excess skin. The whole procedure took about two hours. I went back to my room and rested for a few hours. Professor Raghavan came in to check I was ok and I was given anaesthetic cream, painkillers and antibiotics that I had to take for seven days. I feel ok. A family friend picks me up and takes me home. I’m exhausted and go to bed. (18 May 2025, diary entry from the day of her operation.)

en And, I was really depressed thinking, 'Oh my god I'm not going to be able to drive'. (17 Nov 2024, speaking to the Liverpool Echo about her mental health and driving concerns.)
Mer information om detta ordspråk och citat! Och jag var verkligen deprecimerad och tänkte: 'Herregud, jag kommer inte att kunna köra bil'. (17 Nov 2024, i en intervju med Liverpool Echo om sin psykiska hälsa och sina orosmoment kring bilkörningen.)
no Og jeg var virkelig deprimert og tenkte: «Herregud, jeg kommer ikke til å kunne kjøre bil». (17 Nov 2024, i en samtale med Liverpool Echo om sin psykiske helse og bekymringer rundt det å kjøre bil.)
dk Og jeg var virkelig depressiv og tænkte: 'Herregud, jeg kommer ikke til at kunne køre bil'. (17 Nov 2024, i et interview med Liverpool Echo om hendes mentale helbred og bekymringer omkring bilkørsel.)


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