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An Easier Way of Life -- BR of a 20 Year Old College Student - Duluth, GA

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I feel like this is redundant. I've had above...

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I feel like this is redundant. I've had above average boobs since puberty. It always made me uncomfortable, but I never thought I'd ever consider plastic surgery until I started having back pain and neck pain. The thought of a reduction became more and more appealing as bra shopping became more difficult as well as traveling, running, clothes shopping, etc.
Around my 20th birthday, I went to a consultation, decided it was the right choice, and scheduled my surgery for July 15. Only a few more days!

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July 11, 2013
sorry but I'd keep those beauty's. I'm sure you're not going to. Good luck to you ;)
July 11, 2013
Best of Luck to you. This is the best operation in the world. . Small boobs are so much better.
July 12, 2013
The only people who tell you to keep those beauties, are people who haven't been through the woes of being big chested themselves. While they are beautiful, I can relate! I'm getting a BR this fall and am so anxious and excited to finally be in proportion with the rest of my body. This is about what you want, doing something that's best for yourself, that will make you happier and more comfortable in your own skin! You're making a good decision! Best Wishes :)
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July 12, 2013
Thanks! My friends and my sweet boyfriend have told me that I am perfect just the way I am, but its way more than that, which kind of makes it easier in a way because I know they love me for more than my breasts. It'll be so nice to feel comfortable in my own skin again. Best of luck to you, too :D
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July 12, 2013
you got that right. feeling comfortable in my own skin i hear that! :) I can't even run anymore... and i love running. I just did track and everytime i have to speed walk. I can't wait for the time that I can run again without having ppl stare at me... or it being to hard on my breasts. I also fear my surgeon taking to much off, however, they did become larger due to weight gain... so I think this is my second chance at staying in shape? You do what you feel is good for you. I hope you get the results you're looking for ;))
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July 12, 2013
I have been through the woes. I am large chested as well. I also see that she has great breasts. I wish mine looked like that. But then again she's younger... so I guess do it now before they become worse? Best wishes.
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July 12, 2013
Its definitely also a preventative measure. As we speak, I am dealing with major discomfort because my breasts are so heavy, they make it difficult to recline in my chair!
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July 12, 2013
Awe good luck to you! You are pretty young are you taking steps to be able to breast feed in the future if that's important to you later in life? I will tell you this being pregnant with large breasts was VERY hard, this is awesome step towards comfort. God bless, heal quickly!
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July 13, 2013
I did talk to my doctor about the risks of no longer being able to breast feed and he said that there is no guarantee but he will try to keep the connection from the nipple as in tact as possible. Breast feeding is not huge on my list of concerns at the moment because I am very young and already help my boyfriend raise his 4 year old son, so I'm not sure I want kids of my own. Cross that bridge when I come to it :)
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July 13, 2013
First, congratulations on making this decision! I was so torn about having this surgery, the reason being I was afraid to not be able to breast feed; that was the ONLY thing holding me back. I talked with my PS and she said the same thing, no guarantee but she would do what she could. I came to peace because I realized whether I breastfed or not, I could still be an awesome mom. I also thought about all the things I couldn't do comfortably being so busty and knew I could do them with my future children if I had this surgery. One year of breast feeding wasn't more important to me than a lifetime of activities and opportunities to do things with my kids. Regardless of the breast feeding issue, you are making a great decision! You will be so happy! Best of luck next week :)
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July 14, 2013
My surgeon told me at my post-op consult that he preserved enough for me to be able to breastfeed so I am pretty thrilled :) Though it wasn't a deal breaker for me anyway, hence the decision to do it before having kids. I was of the opinion cross that bridge when I come to it, too
July 8, 2015
Saw your post. I'm planning on getting a breast reduction by Dr song in 2 weeks. Getting a little nervous but excited. Your post gives me the confidence to go ahead with this. You seem very happy with Dr song. Any input would be helpful. Thanks
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2 days pre

SO CLOSE!

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So, this is my last weekend with my oversized tatas. I keep thinking about how soon it'll be the last time my friends see them, last time I have difficulty running after my boyfriend's 4 year old boy, last time I look at half my closet and think "no." Gotta tell ya, it's so exciting.
My main fear is the idea of anesthetics so if anyone has some reassuring words on that, it would be so appreciated! I've lined up every single episode of Charmed and The O.C. to watch (poor boyfriend... But he secretly loves Charmed.. shhhh!), sounds like a plan to me :)

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July 14, 2013
Just had mine 3 days ago and was terrified of the GA. It was all for not. The amount of energy I spent worrying was unnecessary. You will be fine. : )
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Today, I found myself in a situation where the only bra I could wear was a 36 DD and I was adjusting all day long. So annoying. Can't believe that will be the last time i lay down side ways on a bed and feel like my whole chest is falling out. The 36 DD was tight, so I feel like I am an F? I don't know because I am just too tired of buying new bras that i just wear a sports bra. At least, until Monday :)

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July 14, 2013
Good luck!! I had mine last week, GA was awesome, I was sick afterwards but once I threw up once I was fine! So I'm sure the worst you can expect is some queasiness and they will help you out with some anti-nauseants and you will be fine! Good luck, you definitely won't regret it :)
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July 14, 2013
I have a history of vertigo and when I woke up from surgery I felt sick. I didn't puke and once my nurse could get insurance approval (ugh insurance) she put something in my IV and I felt no pain and no nausea. I've been on this site a lot and young healthy women handle this surgery amazingly well. Good for you making the decision to get this surgery so you can live the rest of your adult life comfortably. You'll do great, good luck!