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I can hardly believe it, but I've made the...
BonjoieJanuary 8, 2018
$15,000
I can hardly believe it, but I've made the decision and paid the deposit for a tummy tuck and Lipo of abs, flanks and upper arms. My pre-op is about a month away and the surgery itself is about 6 weeks out. This site is priceless to those considering the flatside. I've read countless other stories and comments and it helps so much to have my feelings and questions validated as normal. I'm excited and nervous and can't wait to share more!
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1 month pre
2 weeks out from pre-op, and 32 days from surgery
BonjoieJanuary 22, 2018
I am getting so nervous & excited about all of this. I can still hardly believe I'm doing something like this for myself. I know I want it, I know I'm worth it, I know that in reality - it isn't terribly expensive considering all else we take care of on an annual basis. But I still have guilt (mom guilt?). However, I was sitting down and caught a glimpse of my tummy resting on my thighs over the weekend = guilt diminishing :)
Haven't taken any pics yet - but will post some pre-pics soon. I can't wait to join the ranks of the flatside and be able to look back at my journey!! can't thank all the rest of you wonderful RS's for sharing your stories and creating a safe place where questions are answered and experiences are shared.
Haven't taken any pics yet - but will post some pre-pics soon. I can't wait to join the ranks of the flatside and be able to look back at my journey!! can't thank all the rest of you wonderful RS's for sharing your stories and creating a safe place where questions are answered and experiences are shared.
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UPDATED FROM Bonjoie
22 days pre
One week away from pre-op and soo nervous
BonjoieJanuary 31, 2018
To say I'm on the edge right now is an understatement! My pre-op is a week away, the surgery itself is set for Feb 23rd. I obsess when awake and dream about it at night. I've started buying some of the things I'll need for after surgery, but have so many more items to get. It's little stuff too - like house dresses and pads, not crazy expensive things. I'm going to look at a recliner this weekend because I'm not renting a hospital bed and am not expecting much from myself these first few weeks. I keep reading all of the reviews and trying to prep myself to just hang tight through the first 10 days as that seems to be the worst. Either way, I'm nervous as heck, but feeling determined. Pray for me RS, pray that the surgery goes well, recovery goes well, and another one of us joins the flatside.
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February 1, 2018
Hi! Just wanted to wish you luck! My surgery is scheduled for the 23rd as well, so I am feeling some of the same emotions as you! You are not alone. :)
February 4, 2018
Sending good luck and good vibes your way also! The time will be here before we know it. I'm trying to push the procedure from my mind and stay focused on my prep for recovery. I also tried on a dress that I love but wouldn't dare wear to remind me of why.
February 4, 2018
So far I don't have anything planned for recovery, aside from help with my children. A lot of girls on here have a bunch of supplies prepared. I should take a look at those lists! Have you bought anything like a shower chair, or special foods to eat after?
February 4, 2018
I haven't either yet and I'm really on the fence about it. I plan to get a recliner because I do have a high bed but a shower chair, a toilet riser and the other 30000 things I'm just not sure about. And it depends on which review. Some say all that stuff is overkill, some say they needed it all.
February 4, 2018
I think I will pass on most of that. But I am trying to decide if I should get scar therapy stuff like embrace. What do you think you might do?
February 6, 2018
I'm planning to get some scar treatment for sure. That's one common item in all of these reviews. I'll probably start with the expensive stuff first too, then dial it down to vitamin e and emu and those others more 'home-based' remedies :) But caring for that scar from jump sounds like the best way to make sure it heals properly, good, low and thin over the long haul.
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