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Where can I get a Pro bono breast reduction?

FlowrblossomSep 20, 2014
I am 19. 5'2 about 150 lbs. And I am a 38 J cup. I have been wanting to get a breast reduction but I have no insurance. I have really bad neck, back problems and my breasts are always sore. Getting a breast reduction will help me out so much. I can't work out because they make it so hard to do so.

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Dr. Jeremy A. Benedetti, MD
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