BA Journey - Miami, FL

After 3 years of researching and longing to have bigger boobs, I've finally decided on a surgeon and have paid for my surgery!! I will be traveling to Miami to have Dr Freiman do my surgery, and I am so excited! I will admit, the cost made me wary, but after reading hundreds of raving reviews I am so comfortable traveling to him.
I haven't decided on a date yet, but I believe the surgery will be at the end of February. I can't believe I am less than two months away from finally getting my BA!
I know I want silicone. From making sizers I think something around 400cc is what I will be getting.. And I can't decide on the incision site. I'm going to rely on Dr Freimans opinion for that.
I am keeping this on the down low, especially at work. So we will see how well that works out.

I've officially set a date for my surgery!! I will go down the last week of February, have my pre op appt on the 23rd and my surgery will be on the 24th :) I am ecstatic! One of my friends has agreed to go with me and I'm trying to convince another to go as well. It will be a sixteen hour drive.. Not looking forward to that part, but certainly looking forward to being on the beach.
I haven told many people, just a few close friends and 1 girl I work with now. We are very similar and she's very quiet, so I know she won't tell a soul. Surprisingly enough my best friend is the one I apparently have to worry about blabbing her mouth as she has already told multiple people, regardless of us having MANY conversations about how private I am going to be about it. I have yet to even tell my sister or parents, because I know they will tell others that I don't necessarily think should know. Why do I want a bunch of people knowing about what I do with my boobs? None of their business. So I'm not sure why my friend found it her information to share with other people, when it's concerning MY body. Very frustrating. But I won't let it overshadow my excitement.. Just 6 more weeks until I go to Miami!!

I can't believe in 5 short weeks I will be in Miami! I am so excited :) I'm surprisingly calm about the surgery, I'm just starting to worry about recovery though since I'll be going back to work 6 days post op. I'm basically a medical assistant to an ophthalmologist, so I have to work with a lot of elderly patients who sometimes need pushed in a wheelchair or help to transfer to the exam chair. Plus I check people's pressure with a slit lamp that I have to adjust constantly, which is not exactly light. I'm becoming very conscious of how often I use my chest muscles at work, and it's making me wonder how useful I will be that first week back.. I don't do a lot with every patient, but if we get someone who wants cataract surgery we do a lot of testing that requires quite a bit of movement.. Makes me really nervous! Hoping my recovery will be easy though.. I guess we will see.