POSTED UNDER Breast Reduction Reviews
24, 38F, 5'5 170lb - Miami, FL
UPDATED FROM Nanakittie
13 days post
reaching my two weeks
NanakittieMay 22, 2014
WORTH IT$7,050
Tomorrow.
Soooo I've started to have dry sensitive itchy skin around my stitches and it's driving me absolutely nutts. The incisions themselves are sore which is to be expected but still a bit of a nuisance when I sleep. I'll never get used to sleeping on my back!!!
On the positive side: while I feel like this is a bit tmi I'm to happy to care so you were warned. My nips are ALIVE!!!!! I mean they start to hurt a bit at first but they stand on their own so I'm over joyed. At least I hope that is a good thing.
Positive #2 and no pun intended but finally my stomach seems to be operating normal or at least close to normal which is fine by me. So I finally was able to get hungry and eat normally. I still get moments when I get nauseous but I've started eating breakfast and lunches like normal. I tend to have a jello before I turn in. A couple of my friends came to visit this week which perked me up quite a bit. One of them though just stared at me for a while until I had to ask what the hold up was. Their exact words were, "your ******* [RS bleep]." Which was the first time I had been stared at for my lack of breasts rather than my oversized ones. I found it entertaining.
Any who I'm hoping that these next few weeks pass quickly because while I got accepted into a university I can't go until fall so.... I'm starting to get cabin fever.
Soooo I've started to have dry sensitive itchy skin around my stitches and it's driving me absolutely nutts. The incisions themselves are sore which is to be expected but still a bit of a nuisance when I sleep. I'll never get used to sleeping on my back!!!
On the positive side: while I feel like this is a bit tmi I'm to happy to care so you were warned. My nips are ALIVE!!!!! I mean they start to hurt a bit at first but they stand on their own so I'm over joyed. At least I hope that is a good thing.
Positive #2 and no pun intended but finally my stomach seems to be operating normal or at least close to normal which is fine by me. So I finally was able to get hungry and eat normally. I still get moments when I get nauseous but I've started eating breakfast and lunches like normal. I tend to have a jello before I turn in. A couple of my friends came to visit this week which perked me up quite a bit. One of them though just stared at me for a while until I had to ask what the hold up was. Their exact words were, "your ******* [RS bleep]." Which was the first time I had been stared at for my lack of breasts rather than my oversized ones. I found it entertaining.
Any who I'm hoping that these next few weeks pass quickly because while I got accepted into a university I can't go until fall so.... I'm starting to get cabin fever.
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UPDATED FROM Nanakittie
10 days post
found some old photos of me before the operation
NanakittieMay 20, 2014
Here they are. These are from the last few years.
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WENDY1956
May 20, 2014
You will certainly get a Kick out of the BEFORE PICS ! It is nice to go and Remember WHAT WAS ! On Harder Days - ANYTHING is BETTER than the WAY WE WERE !
May 20, 2014
nice results, normal recovery - don't be surprised by the lack of pain and not needing painkillers at this stage. a lot of people make themselves feel awful by over medicating. if you are not eating much, eat healthy, you need protein to heal
UPDATED FROM Nanakittie
9 days post
sorry previous post had typo
NanakittieMay 18, 2014
Its the first week mark I'm so sorry. I'm writing this from my phone so auto correct and small screens don't quite make for a neat platform to express accurately what you want to say. Also its consultation not consolation in the first review. I'll be including some pre surgery photos I found.
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May 19, 2014
well done getting off the meds, try to eat healthy including lean protein as that helps with healing. the secret to sleeping on your back is 5 pillows, 2 under your head and shoulders, one wither side to rest your arms on, and very importantly, one under your knees to prevent back strain.
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