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1 Yr + Anniversary Post Op Update
Hello ladies, I know you all probably wondered if I fell off the face of the earth because I haven't updated in so long. I apologize for taking so long to update, but this whole breast cancer ordeal has had me wrapped up and preoccupied. Chemo really wipes you out! Thank God I'm finally done with it! I was on chemo since January of this year. Believe me when I tell you, it's no joke!
I'll be having my bilateral mastectomy with breast reconstruction, (expanders then implants) on July 6th. It's going to be a surgery ... 6 hrs long at Georgetown University Hospital. I can't wait to be cancer free and start the healing process.
As far as how I'm doing 1 yr post op, everything is great. I didn't lose a lot of weight from chemo, so I'm still hovering around 170 pounds, give or take. Azz is still out there like Pa-dow! My measurements are pretty much the same 38-29-47. Haven't lost any assets after a year. I will say that my booty has dropped more. Stomach and waist are still not where I want them to be, but that's my fault. I am going to start working on my mid section before my surgery, and will continue after the Dr says it's okay to resume my workouts.
I'm posting a couple of pictures I took the other day and will post more later. Until then, happy healing to the dolls who have already had their sx, and good luck to the ones waiting to be transformed and Hasanified! Please keep me in your prayers.
I'll be having my bilateral mastectomy with breast reconstruction, (expanders then implants) on July 6th. It's going to be a surgery ... 6 hrs long at Georgetown University Hospital. I can't wait to be cancer free and start the healing process.
As far as how I'm doing 1 yr post op, everything is great. I didn't lose a lot of weight from chemo, so I'm still hovering around 170 pounds, give or take. Azz is still out there like Pa-dow! My measurements are pretty much the same 38-29-47. Haven't lost any assets after a year. I will say that my booty has dropped more. Stomach and waist are still not where I want them to be, but that's my fault. I am going to start working on my mid section before my surgery, and will continue after the Dr says it's okay to resume my workouts.
I'm posting a couple of pictures I took the other day and will post more later. Until then, happy healing to the dolls who have already had their sx, and good luck to the ones waiting to be transformed and Hasanified! Please keep me in your prayers.
Provider Review
Dr Anthony Hasan is very funny and very honest. He will tell you what to expect and what not to expect. So far, I'm pleased with my results. We'll see how I feel once I have dropped and fluffed. Overall, I'm happy that I'm on my way to having the body of my dreams. I would definitely recommend him to future Hasanified Barbie's.