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What I've gained 4 weeks post-op :)
Confidence to:
Know that I look as good out of my clothes as I do in them. Just walking around this planet knowing you have great [RS bleep] and nice abs is priceless.
Wear colorful clothing. I walked around for years in black shirts. F-ing years.....
Not wear a bra anytime and anywhere!
Tell other women, who I see as trustworthy, that it's okay to do something wonderful for you and then tell them what I did and who the best surgeon is to do something for them.
Look at bikini's in the store and know I can buy and wear almost any of them. I haven't worn one in over 15 years.
To not give a sh$& what anyone thinks of my decision to improve upon my post mother of four beautiful, breastfed (forever) no bottles or pacifiers, babies. I was their pacifier for years and I wouldn't have it any other way, but I would also never willingly go back to my previous body.
To tell my daughters age 9 and 12 that I know they are going through or about to go through puberty and that they should love their bodies and welcome the changes to come. To let them know that their breasts will look different than mine and that's okay. We as women can make choices about our bodies and it's okay.
To let my little boy who is 8 and my little girl who is almost 5 know that I love them and I love me too.
To let my husband know that I'm for him and always will be. He loved me through it all (the unmedicated child births, the long labors, the freakishly short labors, the 5 hours of pushing and emergency c-section, the 26 hour v-back birth and the massive weight gains and loss). He loved me when I sat in front of the closet and cried after the birth of my first child when the realization hit that my once slender body had turned into a body that I didn't want to leave the house in. He supported me through this decision and we are going to enjoy every bit of this new me.
Know that I look as good out of my clothes as I do in them. Just walking around this planet knowing you have great [RS bleep] and nice abs is priceless.
Wear colorful clothing. I walked around for years in black shirts. F-ing years.....
Not wear a bra anytime and anywhere!
Tell other women, who I see as trustworthy, that it's okay to do something wonderful for you and then tell them what I did and who the best surgeon is to do something for them.
Look at bikini's in the store and know I can buy and wear almost any of them. I haven't worn one in over 15 years.
To not give a sh$& what anyone thinks of my decision to improve upon my post mother of four beautiful, breastfed (forever) no bottles or pacifiers, babies. I was their pacifier for years and I wouldn't have it any other way, but I would also never willingly go back to my previous body.
To tell my daughters age 9 and 12 that I know they are going through or about to go through puberty and that they should love their bodies and welcome the changes to come. To let them know that their breasts will look different than mine and that's okay. We as women can make choices about our bodies and it's okay.
To let my little boy who is 8 and my little girl who is almost 5 know that I love them and I love me too.
To let my husband know that I'm for him and always will be. He loved me through it all (the unmedicated child births, the long labors, the freakishly short labors, the 5 hours of pushing and emergency c-section, the 26 hour v-back birth and the massive weight gains and loss). He loved me when I sat in front of the closet and cried after the birth of my first child when the realization hit that my once slender body had turned into a body that I didn't want to leave the house in. He supported me through this decision and we are going to enjoy every bit of this new me.
2 weeks post-op and feeling great!
Happy with my results and so pleased with the PS I chose. I'm still swollen and the picture really doesn't capture my transformation, but trust me it's life changing. I wish all of you the best and am so glad to be on this journey!
Day 5 and Oh So Worth It!
I can see the body I've always wanted already! So fun!
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
2155 E. Paris Ave. SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan