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Update approx 8 years later
So, they were worth it . I just had my first mammogram. Had to have more scans because there was something in my left breast and fluid in my right. The thing in my left breast was nothing. I had the fluid removed , about two full syringes of a pale yellow fluid. It was tested and negative for lymphoma. They originally believed I had a small chance of having that breast implant disease.
Funny Story
So I was sitting in my car and went to grab one breast to lightly massage it. When I grabbed it, it moved independently from my chest. I look back and feel that my face had that look of panic on it and truly my first thought after I felt it move was, "Omg!! They're broken" without realizing what I was referring to.
4 weeks
Still hard, but looks like they fell some . Left one still fuller at the top. I need to get someone to take a pic