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35 Year Old W/ 3 Kids...Ready for my TT & BBL...5'11 &190lbs....Dominican Republic, DO
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Ready to be a Duran Doll.... Want the small waist...
$4,800
Ready to be a Duran Doll.... Want the small waist & big booty. I been stalking RS for a year now & I'am ready to go to DR for the results I want. At first I was scared to make a trip to DR because you here so many stories about people going to other countries dying from cosmetics procedures. On the other hand I see a lot of beautiful stories too, so DR here I come!!
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UPDATED FROM Embalmer9111
5 months pre
Nerves
Hey RS..... I want to go with Duran so bad but I keep hearing about these two females, that got sciatic nerve damage from their BBL, one got an infection from a TT, & one death from her that Duran said it wasn't her fault.....
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UPDATED FROM Embalmer9111
5 months pre
Soon to Be a Duran Doll!!!!2015 Here I Come!!!
I will be going to Dominican Republic in Feb. 2015. I will be getting a BBL revise & TT. I'am looking for a sx buddy & will leave from LA on Feb 1st?? I here a lot of people on here saying bring cases of water out there or have it shipped because their water can get you infected. My question is would it be better to buy a case out there? Does anyone know a good nurse, driver, & massage out their??? I'm thinking of Daisy RH or Silhouettes. Any suggestion or info please let me know!!
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October 20, 2014
Well, let me tell you a little bit about the water situation in DR and maybe it might help understand. DR doesn't have running water all the time like here in the US. The water gets stored in a cistern or a big plastic container for use while the city water comes once or twice a week and feel this containers.
You DO NOT NEED TO SHIP WATER!!! they sale the same brands of bottled waters in DR like in the US. What I would do and would recommend any body having surgery in DR to do, is to take showers with bottle water (your favorite brand) while in DR and then they won't have the worry of any type of complications for the water.
The reality is that DR has hundreds of surgerys a day and they all don't get infection but the locals know that they need to have caution with water and with the facility where there surgery is performed. :( I know you don't mean bad but I wanted to give my opinion in case it can help others :) :)
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