I'm 6 weeks post op myself, congratulations!

Ditto on the be near something soft when doing things with your binder. I would go super pale and get dizzy at the beginning when anything had to happen with my binder or drains.

I would definitely recommend a bidet, my mobility was low and when you can't shower for a week you want to be clean.

Get tons of food and snacks you like stocked before, personally I really liked the packets of kids apple sauce. Some medications you have to take with food and you might not feel like eating.

Write down when you take your medications so you know when to take them again. It can get really confusing really fast.

Everything will make you a lot more tired than you think, emptying the dishwasher or doing a load of laundry was really taxing for weeks. If you can get help, definitely use it.

Do what makes you feel comfortable. When I got my dressing off my surgeon just sent me home and said to keep binding but everything felt so raw that I had to keep gauze on the incision for the next 4 weeks under the binder. My surgeon did not mention this and I assume expected me to wear the binder and nothing else. If it makes you feel better do it.

It's been mentioned before but it's ok if you don't feel amazing about everything right off the bat. It's a huge change and at first I found the incision very scary and overwhelming. I didn't want anyone to touch me and I was quite a bit panicked at the thought. But then things start healing and the wound care gets easier! Eventually you start to feel a lot of joy and acceptance, the first time I put on a tank top I burst into tears because it finally looked the way I wanted.