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New boobs heavily padded
So not sure what size I am since my boobs are swollen and bra is padded with gauze. My surgery was yesterday so it's still painful for me to take off the bra and take some good pics.
just remembered....
More detail about meds after surgery...I told the nurses the pain med being injected into my arm was jus ok...so they gave me some pain pills to go with it.this combo made me nauseous n I eventually puked. They gave me something for the nausea n kept me on the liquid diet since I wasn't holding that down too well. Also standing to go to the restroom was a big pain.
Over the rainbow!!
OK had my surgery 730am yesterday morning. I was sleep and drugged up most of the day so I'm just now feeling awake to blog. 3am the next day! Looking down at my boobs I can instantly tell two things theyre way smaller but I still have some boobs! Mission accomplished. They currently look like D's but I understand they're swollen. But if they stayed this size I would still be happy. Anything is better than those grandma boobs I had before. Any who I'm sore and in some pain but it has been nothing major. The morning of the surgery I took some final pics of heaven knows what size [RS bleep] and headed to the hospital. I'll include in this post. Got there, signed in, got blood drawn, iv plugged in the other arm, and later headed to anesthesia. oh before anesthesia my PS came in and talked size and drew on me. She was like a C right! I replied yes! A small C! After the surgery I was trying to remember what was the last thing I heard, said, or saw before being knocked out. Still drawing a blank. Anyway I woke up to learn my surgery only took 3 hrs. My throat was really dry and they gave me a sip of water. For the rest of the day they fed me a liquid diet. Like the broth from chicken noodle soup and jello, tea, water, and sprite. I plan on eating light while healing so that I won't gain any weight.
Provider Review
DR. Quickley has been very open to hearing everything I want from this procedure. She was very nice and professional.