What to expect during recovery after robotic lobectomy

Hi, all. I was diagnosed with lung cancer last September, a 6.1cm tumor in my upper right lobe; it had not spread to any other organs, and was not touching anything in the lung. After four rounds of chemo and a robotic lobectomy surgery in late March, I am cancer-free. I was very fortunate, what my surgeon is calling a medical miracle, but I tend to chalk it up more to his rock star surgical skills! I was concerned about a numbness combined with a tingling sensation on my right side after the initial soreness from surgery wore off, and was reassured by seeing in this forum that many others were describing similar side effects. In my case, that is still the case. Now though, eight weeks after surgery, I have something else going on, and hope that I can find any mention of a similar issue. In the past several weeks, in addition to that numbness and tingling, there is the feeling that my insides are shifting around inside of me (I can actually see the movement in my chest by the way my scars move around), and feel the change just by looking at my side. For this period of time, I have been having stabbing pains on my top right rib section from inside, often so sharp that I involitarily cry out in pain or wake myself up with a loud cry in the middle of the night. I joked to my husband that it felt like I was carrying a kicking alien baby, but then decided it felt more like the evil spawn of Edward Scissorhands! I'm starting to get concerned, and wonder if anyone else has had similar pain? Any response would be much appreciated! Many thanks, Karen Watkins