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Okay. So I have finally decided to do it. I'm...
Okay. So I have finally decided to do it. I'm doing it. I'm so gonna do it.
And I feel lighter already!!
Like most of you, I have had huge boobies since high school. Right now they sally fourth at an impressive 36DDD/E. Gross. I am 35, 5'8, around 140, though I have gained weight lately due to a new job. I'm a writer and I sit around all day (eating snacks). This will change (I start with a trainer on Monday, my goal weight is about 130). Either way, they are too big for my body. The left one is bigger. They are heavy, my back is a mess -- it literally gives out once or twice a year -- and I can't wear the clothes I want or exercise without wearing seven sports bras. The usual complaints. But how about this one, when I lift them up and hold them I can actually breathe easier. They gotta go.
My goal is little French girl tea cup boobies. I want to frolic with out a bra. I want to run up a set of stairs without having to grab my chest. I want to wear backless things without looking like a [RS bleep] star. So my goal is a full B cup. Drastic you say? I don't care. I have been burdened too long. I'm a smart girl. I want that to be the first thing people notice about me. Not the fun bags, you know? So, some initial questions for you fancy ladies...
1. Is anyone WGA? Does union insurance cover it?
2. If I'm gonna have myself cut into, I want to make sure I find the best damn doctor in all of Los Angeles. Anyone have advice on choosing a doctor?
3. I'm not telling anyone I know except my mom and a few close friends that I am doing this. How do people react to you after? Is it weird?
4. My mom had it done years and years ago. She has shared her experience and it has been helpful, but it was a long time ago and her memory of the actual process is spotty at best. Back then, 20 years ago, she got the standard anchor shape scar one. Have there been any big advances in the field worth looking into?
5. I haven't had kids yet -- I plan on doing it later in life (early 40s) can someone give me the lowdown on breast feeding post BR?
6. Nipple sensation... This is a hard one as I have often enjoyed that aspect of my boobs. Maybe the only thing I do like about them. If that were to go, I would be a little sad. Discuss?
7. I would like to do my BR over the Christmas holiday. Is it impossible to get appointments then? Should I be doing consultations now?
Thanks, ladies. This seems like a cool and supportive community. I will do my best to update as I go and share my story.
Love,
A-bomb
And I feel lighter already!!
Like most of you, I have had huge boobies since high school. Right now they sally fourth at an impressive 36DDD/E. Gross. I am 35, 5'8, around 140, though I have gained weight lately due to a new job. I'm a writer and I sit around all day (eating snacks). This will change (I start with a trainer on Monday, my goal weight is about 130). Either way, they are too big for my body. The left one is bigger. They are heavy, my back is a mess -- it literally gives out once or twice a year -- and I can't wear the clothes I want or exercise without wearing seven sports bras. The usual complaints. But how about this one, when I lift them up and hold them I can actually breathe easier. They gotta go.
My goal is little French girl tea cup boobies. I want to frolic with out a bra. I want to run up a set of stairs without having to grab my chest. I want to wear backless things without looking like a [RS bleep] star. So my goal is a full B cup. Drastic you say? I don't care. I have been burdened too long. I'm a smart girl. I want that to be the first thing people notice about me. Not the fun bags, you know? So, some initial questions for you fancy ladies...
1. Is anyone WGA? Does union insurance cover it?
2. If I'm gonna have myself cut into, I want to make sure I find the best damn doctor in all of Los Angeles. Anyone have advice on choosing a doctor?
3. I'm not telling anyone I know except my mom and a few close friends that I am doing this. How do people react to you after? Is it weird?
4. My mom had it done years and years ago. She has shared her experience and it has been helpful, but it was a long time ago and her memory of the actual process is spotty at best. Back then, 20 years ago, she got the standard anchor shape scar one. Have there been any big advances in the field worth looking into?
5. I haven't had kids yet -- I plan on doing it later in life (early 40s) can someone give me the lowdown on breast feeding post BR?
6. Nipple sensation... This is a hard one as I have often enjoyed that aspect of my boobs. Maybe the only thing I do like about them. If that were to go, I would be a little sad. Discuss?
7. I would like to do my BR over the Christmas holiday. Is it impossible to get appointments then? Should I be doing consultations now?
Thanks, ladies. This seems like a cool and supportive community. I will do my best to update as I go and share my story.
Love,
A-bomb
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Not sure yet.
I don't have a doctor yet. I am just beginning the process.