Breast Reduction: Stories
Write a ReviewSurgery set for July 18th!!!- Atlanta, GA
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I've always had large breasts. I'm...
- 17 Apr 2012
I've always had large breasts. I'm currently a 34G, I'm 5'1.5" and very active. Im tired of the back, neck, shoulder pain, indentations, expensive bras, needing safety pins to keep my button down shirts in place where it gaps from my large breasts, body image issues and everything else that comes with having large breasts. I was approved by my insurance company a few years ago but I chickened out, lol. I'm waiting on insurance approval now. So.. as I start my journey how many PS did you guys see before deciding on one and what else should I be doing in preparation. What if I think their too small, ( i think a B cup is too small). Lol, I'm already nervous and I haven't even gotten the OK from Cigna.
Still waiting on insurance approval..I'm driving...
- 21 Apr 2012
Hello all!!! So after a month I finally heard back...
- 31 May 2012
I have scheduled another appt with PS bcz I am strongly considering a tummy tuck also. I work out and eat properly (90% of the time) and my abs are my sore spot. I'm planning on a July date for surgery, I have to wait on my mom to have some free time. I'm planning on taking about a month off from work if I combine procedures. I cant tell you enough how helpful this website has been. i tell everyone about it. So that's my update for now. I'll keep you guys posted. I've started collecting supplies to help me through recovery :).Positive thoughts and a great, speedy recovery for everyone!! Peace.
JULY 18TH SURGERY DATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Had another...
- 4 Jun 2012
Hello All!! And so the count down has begun.....
- 15 Jul 2012
Hey all, I'm sorry i havent been posting as I...
- 23 Jul 2012
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Glad you are making progress. I think your friends are right. Our big boob brains take awhile to adjust to the reality of what we now see. I'm sure you are going to realize soon enough that they really aren't that little at all, they are just the shape and position they are meant to be!
Good luck tomorrow!
Don't mean to jump into your conversation, but as a nurse too I find that I'm either a hypochondriac about things that are trivial, or I blow off things that should be addressed. I made one of my boys go around with a broken thumb for three weeks because I thought he should just shake it off because he just jammed it. Imagine my surprise when 8 months later we were having surgery on it because it didn't heal correctly!