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33 Years Old: 100 Lbs: Breastfed 4 Gorgeous Daughters - Jupiter, FL
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Like many of you I feel it's my turn to share on...
florenkrJune 18, 2016
$5,600
Like many of you I feel it's my turn to share on here as I've been obsessively reading all of your brave/amazing boobie journeys. I'm not 100% comfortable posting naked boob shots but included 2 of me in a tiny/xsmall vs bra.
As you can see I have zero boobs. Pre kids I was a happy 32b and after breastfeeding I have absolutely no breast tissue to fill out any of my clothing. At this point, it's either have an augmentation or start shopping in the little girls sections.
Right now my focus and worry is recovery. My littlest baby is 20 months and wants mama to carry her most of the time. I have all kids going to grandmas for 4 days but on day 5 they'll all be home with me and my husband will be at work. Any of you mama's out there have similar experience? Any suggestions are welcome.
I'll also try to be descriptive about my procedure and recovery in case any fellow moms out there need info to help ease them into taking the plunge into ba.
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June 20, 2016
i have the same worries ! good luck and try to have rest as much as you can after surgery it's not easy when you have little one . my son is nearly 5 and till now he loves cuddles and hold him up he loves rustling that's why i am worry as well .
i wish you good luck
June 20, 2016
Same to you! It's definitely a new mentality as a mom to do something entirely for yourself. I think it's healthy every now and then to do just that. ;)
June 20, 2016
My friend just had a breast augmentation done in Naples and she has 2 children 23 months and 6 years old. She said the first week was tough and wouldn't have made it through unless she had her husband or sitter around. The second week was a lot easier for her. Couldn't drive, but was able to do chores, etc. It's amazing how much kids will care and understand when you tell them you will be going to a doctor and need them to be patient. Just let your children know you will need there help and reward them with quarters or something everyday. Give you youngest daughter a new stuffed animal and just tell her (before you have surgery) that you won't be able to pick her up for 30 days. I think letting them know beforehand gets them prepared for what it will be like.
June 20, 2016
Thanks so much for your response!! I'm excited and nervous almost entirely because of the stress of my kiddos. I think a new toy will help-great suggestion!
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2 days pre
Areola incision recovery
florenkrJune 20, 2016
So I've been reading tons on recovery but haven't read much specifically on what it's like to recover from the areola incision. As I've said before I have a house full of kids who are constantly running into me.
Is it super painful? At what points in recovery does it begin to improve/get worse/etc.
Any specifics would be greatly appreciated! Tia
Is it super painful? At what points in recovery does it begin to improve/get worse/etc.
Any specifics would be greatly appreciated! Tia
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UPDATED FROM florenkr
Day of treatment
Today's the day!
florenkrJune 23, 2016
So I didn't sleep a wink last night as the anticipation is growing. Funny though, now that I'm 3 hours away I'm feeling more peace and calm. Sometimes it's the over thinking that kills. My advice-schedule your procedure as soon after your consultation as possible so you don't have 2 months to obsess!
Hope to update later today if I'm up to it. Here's a pic to give you an idea for how completely flat chested I am. 32aa or really more like-adolescent pre teen bra. :)
Welcome, and thanks so much for sharing your story with us! Aftercare must be very difficult when you have babies, and I hope you'll get lots of tips from this awesome community. Have you chosen the size and brand of your implants yet? Looking forward to your updates. Good luck :)