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Asthmatic Getting Breast Lift and Implants and Upper/lower Eyes Done! Fort Lauderdale, FL
UPDATED FROM Tammy9695
Day of treatment
Surgery didn't happen ...yet
$6,000
I had an asthma attack yesterday evening and had to go to the ER to get a breathing treatment, and put on prednisone ( a steroid). Got home at midnight, was at surgery center at 5:30 am. Got prepped in gown, hair cap and bootie socks and waited for the anesthesiologist and Doctor. (Doctor was 2 hours late for surgery...unreal) Anesthesiologist listened to my lungs and wouldn't clear me for surgery due to wheezing she heard. Too risky to be put under. Could go into fatal attack while intebated. Back home I went. Waiting for lungs to clear up,hopefully reschedule next month...or maybe it was divine intervention,. We will see....
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UPDATED FROM Tammy9695
1 day pre
Surgery tomorrow at 6am
Went for consultation today to show Dr. exactly what I wanted. I have a small frame, always had 36 c naturally, but now they are deflated and droop...lol...yeah ummm not sexy. Going for high profile, full c, 350cc saline implants. I like the fake look with cleavage that looks like you have a corset on. I think they've sagged for so long I just want those ladies up!!!! :-) will post before and after.
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June 23, 2014
Good luck tomorrow, you'll do great!
June 24, 2014
Thank you!! I worked myself up so much I ended up in the ER tonight with an asthma attack. Had to get a breathing treatment and put on prednisone. Just got home, surgery is 5 hours away. Well now it's up to the anesthesiologist if they want to still do it tomorrow. Thank you very much for the support and well wishes!! :)
June 25, 2014
I got a full anchor lift and 400cc Mentor Memory Gel, I'm 5 weeks post op and my results are awesome...better than I hoped for. Pictures don't do them justice :) but...I'm healthy and still have moments where I say, "why did I do this?" When I have clothes on they look the same. I don't go naked or wear swimsuits or revealing clothing a lot. So what's the point? I'm not trying to talk you out of it or to discourage you. But you mention divine intervention. Given your medical history really think about it. Because it's not just this surgery, it is possible revisions, possible capsular contracture, possible hematomas and on and on. Good luck with your decision :)
June 23, 2014
Good luck tomorrow! As long as your doctor is aware of your past medical history, you should be fine. Some doctors even prescribe a small pre-med to help with any anxiety that might overwhelm you. Here is a helpful list of recovery items you may want to have on hand. Will you have someone helping you the first day or two of your recovery? Keep us posted!
June 24, 2014
Yes I will, my husband took 2 days off :) Thank you so much for the info and support!! This forum is great, full of wonderful people!!
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Ok, first of all I am scared to death! I had a...
Ok, first of all I am scared to death! I had a collapsed lung at the age of 23 and had to be on life support for 2 weeks, and been an asthmatic since age 3 with yearly bouts of hospital stays. Needless to say, I am traumatized and have a deathly fear of not being able to breathe. Anyone with asthma out there, i Know you understand
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April 16, 2015
I completely understand. I've had asthma since a child but it went dormant when I became a teen. My breathing was normal and lung function has been normal doe over a decade and I required use of no medicines. Now literally a couple days ago my breathing became labored and I was having an asthma attack..labored breathing and chest tightness. First attack in over ten years. Perfect timing too since I just put my down payment for my bl/bank last week.. Smh.. Just my look. So I went to the emergency room and after labs and xrays I indeed was having an asthma attack. My blood work was fine..no clot hormones. Xray showed inflammation. So I received and inhaler to use daily and prednisone to take for the next 3 days. Doc said it was brought on by allergies and anxiousness.
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