Anony987321

Well, after many years of wanting and needing a BR but being afraid of the cost, I made an appointment with a plastic surgeon for a consult just to get an idea of where I stood. I had no idea I might be covered by insurance so we decided to give the approval process a try.
Everyone in the office was amazing. The Dr. answered all my questions before I had the chance to ask them. The scheduler and billing/insurance lady are on top of their games and I surprisingly had insurance approval just 3 weeks after my initial consult! We scheduled the surgery quickly because my insurance deductible and co-pay amounts double on July 1. It was just a perfect whirlwind of a storm to set this all in motion.
I'm currently a 44G, more overweight than I care to admit, but I believe having this weight off my chest, literally, will enable me to be more active and shed some of the excess weight. My breast size has never changed much at all with weight loss or gain, so I don't have to worry about losing what's left of my new, smaller size.
I'm excited that with how much the insurance is covering that I can also pay for the auxillllary lipo to have the best post-op results possible. I've always been a great healer and have a super high tolerance for pain so I'm just super excited to have this done and finally have the relief I've always wanted!

I've read though probably hundreds of reviews, not filtering the good from the bad and I'm still just so excited to have this surgery. I've been under anesthesia twice before and I always wake up happy and chatty so I'm not concerned there. And I know I've done my research on the procedure and my chosen surgeon so I have 100% faith that everything will turn out wonderful!

I went out walking the mall last weekend to get out of the house and not into the rain, and I caught myself getting so excited at the thought of being able to buy a normal, cute bra or swimsuit and not have to look for the large, expensive and so not cute ones!

I know that the change will be very obvious, but it's not an easy surgery to tell a lot of people about. Firstly, I work in a mostly male dominated field, so I'm glad I have an HR/Leave lady out of town that I can work with and not have to explain things to my supervisor. Can you say awkward?! And secondly, I seem to know mostly people with smaller breasts and all I hear from them is "Oh, you're so lucky to be so blessed", "why would you give back what god gave you" and "Oh, how I wish I could have half of what you have". Well, schedule yourself for a transplant, cause you can have the half that I'm having taken off in a few weeks! Haha

Well, pre-op is tomorrow and then surgery is 10 days after that. I haven't had a single bit of nervousness yet, so I'm wondering when that will catch up with me.
Other than that though, I feel like I'm nesting haha I've stocked up on the heavy things, dog food, bottled water, etc. I'm sure I'll need to gather some things at the store after my pre-op tomorrow, but other than that and just having the house work and yard work done the weekend before, I'm pretty sure I'm good to go! The countdown can really begin!