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4 months post treatment 15
Hi everyone! Hope everyone is doing ok with all the world's craziness. This is 4 months post my last session. I'm not sure when I'll be able to do another session, but I think I just need a few touch ups. If anyone needs someone to talk to about this journey, please reach out! I'd be happy to talk to you. This is 3 years after I started my removal journey and I'm happy to be in this place, even if it took a long time. Stay safe and healthy!
1 month post tx15
One month after 15th session. Almost there. Going to go for touch ups now probably after the summer.
Treatment 14
Hello all. This is one month post tx4. Home stretch I think.
This process was excruciatingly painful at first (mentally, the physical only lasts a few mins) but with every passing month it got better. Even when my tattoo was mid-way through removal I would try to tell myself this is the best it’ll get and to just accept it.
We all make mistakes and if you think you could have avoided this one, I really believe at some point we all would have made it again. This journey gives you what it’s supposed to. Take what you learn from it and live a better life. As things have changed over the last few years, you realize that a shitty tattoo is not the end of the world unless you make it that way. Shit fades, and it may not be perfect but who cares. We are who we are, bad decisions and all.
Wishing you all some peace and love throughout this. We do not realize how much we take our health for granted.
This process was excruciatingly painful at first (mentally, the physical only lasts a few mins) but with every passing month it got better. Even when my tattoo was mid-way through removal I would try to tell myself this is the best it’ll get and to just accept it.
We all make mistakes and if you think you could have avoided this one, I really believe at some point we all would have made it again. This journey gives you what it’s supposed to. Take what you learn from it and live a better life. As things have changed over the last few years, you realize that a shitty tattoo is not the end of the world unless you make it that way. Shit fades, and it may not be perfect but who cares. We are who we are, bad decisions and all.
Wishing you all some peace and love throughout this. We do not realize how much we take our health for granted.