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Heaven is Real! Breasts Have Been Increasing Since Menopause - Bellingham, WA
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STILL VERY CONTENT WITH MY DECISION
Bowling BoobiesFebruary 18, 2014
WORTH IT$6,000
I am 19 months post surgery now. My breasts are soft and pliable once again and they don't hurt when I squeeze them, and some of the sensation is coming back. The scars are no longer tender and I feel very little scar tissue when I rub the scars. The scars also have been very slowly fading with use of wheat germ oil (not soy) and a mixture of Frankincense oil drops mixed with Castor Oil, applied twice daily. The nipples are still numb and tender around the stitching line. Now that the swelling has subsided, I noticed that the left breast is a little larger and fuller than the right one, but, hey, what does it matter at this point. What matters is that I am COMFORTABLE for the first time in many years; and I don't even think about putting on a bra unless I am wearing something that a bra would enhance. Again, would I do it again if I had to - YOU BETCHA. I have posted two new pictures. Hope you ladies are all doing well too.
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So happy without a bra!
Bowling BoobiesNovember 9, 2013
Hi ladies,
Been awhile. I am still very happy for having undergone the surgery. The scars are subsiding somewhat and are still kind of numb, but I have noticed that sensation is started to slowly ease its way back around the breast where surgery took place and in the areolar area. My doc said it could take up to five years to completely get sensation back, if it is going to come back. It's only been 15 months since the surgery. I now go 99% of the time without a bra! Talk about wonderful. I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
Been awhile. I am still very happy for having undergone the surgery. The scars are subsiding somewhat and are still kind of numb, but I have noticed that sensation is started to slowly ease its way back around the breast where surgery took place and in the areolar area. My doc said it could take up to five years to completely get sensation back, if it is going to come back. It's only been 15 months since the surgery. I now go 99% of the time without a bra! Talk about wonderful. I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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November 9, 2013
67????? Ermmmmm tell me what fountain of youth you're sipping. You look amazing. Congrats. What size are you now?
November 9, 2013
Zenaidany - I wish there were a fountain of youth - Over the past 15 years or so, I have made many changes to my diet and am always studying and trying various supplements that enhance my health. I stay away from all kinds of sugars, fried foods, processed foods and eat 99% organic fruits, vegetables and meats, and I drink about 1/2 gallon of water a day - Paleo diet mostly. I work out at CrossFit also. No magic pill - just common sense. I come from an obese-prone family - and thus my incentive to be otherwise. I'm not sure what bra size I am now, as I only wear sports bras when I do wear one - maybe a 34 to 36. Happy boobies to you.
November 9, 2013
Ahh I just started organic eating too. It's a long battle but I'm on track. Hopefully I my skin will be looking like a teen at 67 like yours. Oh and I meant cup size. Possibly a B or C right?
November 9, 2013
Im still contemplating on going on a dairy based diet to increase my breast size as it worked for so many other women I know even if the dairy products they were consuming were organic. Full fat dairy is the key. Also if you dont mind me asking what ethnic background are you? I find that certain backgrounds/ethnicities are more prone to good skin and staying youthful.
November 9, 2013
My concern would be the fat accumulation in your arteries. Dairy is not the most healthy thing for anyone, and the older you get, the worse it is. Better to have smaller breasts than arteriosclerosis, which will eventually lead to other serious events such as clogged arteries, heart disease, you name it. Just a thought. My ethnic background is Syrian. Olive-colored skin tends to do better than truly Caucasian, along with other factors, i.e. eating healthy, exercising, etc.
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Hi Everyone, I just got back from a 7-week...
Bowling BoobiesOctober 31, 2012
Hi Everyone,
I just got back from a 7-week trip around the U.S., visiting friends, make new friends and seeing more of this beautiful country of ours. That's why you haven't heard from me. So, how am I doing? Fantastic! I am so glad that I had the surgery before I left (6 weeks before I left), as I was so much more comfortable during my trip. For the first time in my life I was able to go without wearing a bra, wearing spaghetti strap blouses without feeling "conspicuous"! Those perky little things just held their own! It made those long drives so much more bearable. I've posted more pictures to show you how well I am healing. On the trip, I used a liquid Vitamin E to help with the scarring; now I'm using cold-pressed Castor Oil, rubbing it in while messaging the entire breast areas. This helps to break up the scar tissue and minimize severe scarring. As much as messaging is uncomfortable, it is important so you can get the scar tissue broken down and it also circulates the blood better. The left breast is still a little swollen. I have minimal nipple sensation, and loss of some sensation in the areas where the tissue was extracted, . I do however feel something in the incision lines now, which means I am healing good. My doctor told me that it will take from 6 months to a year to fully recover. I've been asked if I would go through this again - and I say, in a heartbeat! Not only has it made a difference in my physical being, it has made a difference psychologically. I don't feel like a "freak" anymore. I have my follow-up with my doctor in a few weeks and I can't wait to see her reaction at how well I am doing. I've had no infections, no discomfort, except for the first two weeks or so, and it has solicited quite a few comments from my friends - "Have you lost weight?" Amazing. I hope you all have had my success.
I just got back from a 7-week trip around the U.S., visiting friends, make new friends and seeing more of this beautiful country of ours. That's why you haven't heard from me. So, how am I doing? Fantastic! I am so glad that I had the surgery before I left (6 weeks before I left), as I was so much more comfortable during my trip. For the first time in my life I was able to go without wearing a bra, wearing spaghetti strap blouses without feeling "conspicuous"! Those perky little things just held their own! It made those long drives so much more bearable. I've posted more pictures to show you how well I am healing. On the trip, I used a liquid Vitamin E to help with the scarring; now I'm using cold-pressed Castor Oil, rubbing it in while messaging the entire breast areas. This helps to break up the scar tissue and minimize severe scarring. As much as messaging is uncomfortable, it is important so you can get the scar tissue broken down and it also circulates the blood better. The left breast is still a little swollen. I have minimal nipple sensation, and loss of some sensation in the areas where the tissue was extracted, . I do however feel something in the incision lines now, which means I am healing good. My doctor told me that it will take from 6 months to a year to fully recover. I've been asked if I would go through this again - and I say, in a heartbeat! Not only has it made a difference in my physical being, it has made a difference psychologically. I don't feel like a "freak" anymore. I have my follow-up with my doctor in a few weeks and I can't wait to see her reaction at how well I am doing. I've had no infections, no discomfort, except for the first two weeks or so, and it has solicited quite a few comments from my friends - "Have you lost weight?" Amazing. I hope you all have had my success.
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