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31 Years Old, 3 Kids, 155lbs - Orlando, FL
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11 days post
12 days post-ops photos
Marie_718January 8, 2017
Hi ladies, here is the new me so far with swell & all.
UPDATED FROM Marie_718
1 month pre
31 Years Old, Husband and 3 Kids-much Needed MMO!!!
Marie_718November 6, 2016
Hi, I have been battling on getting a mmo since 2008. Luckily, it never happened because I extended my family by welcoming two more children. I am finally done with having kids, and realized that I need to do something for me! My mmo is set-12/27 for extended TT, lipo on flanks and breast reduction. I am terrified of all the risk and feel guilty. However, I am so uncomfortable with body although my husband loves me how I am. Don't you hate seeing rolls fall out from every where and wearing cover ups at the beach ughhh lol? I want to feel like a young 31 year old woman like I am.
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UPDATED FROM Marie_718
1 month pre
The date is set for 12/27!!!
Marie_718November 6, 2016
Hi, ladies my mmo is completely finalized for 12/27. I am so ready to get rid of this flab lol. Although I am excited, thoughts of worst case scenario runs through my mind. I know I hear it's completely normal to get anioxty, but I motivate myself by saying beauty is pain! I hate feeling guilty being that I am the ROCK of my family, and I have 3 little ones. I guess a lot of you can relate. The frightening part is the length of time in surgery (5-6 hours) and the recovery. I hear things such risk of dvt, clots, seroma etc. and it make me want to get double prepared. I've contemplated on posting photos of myself and I figured hey if you all can so can I. We're all in this together for motivation, not criticism. Ladies, please give me feedback I'd love to hear how can I ease the anioxty and share tips.
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December 27, 2016
Today is your big day! hope everything goes well!
January 8, 2017
I'm getting ready fir my mommy makeover in February 2017. Can you give me any advice on aftercare? I hope you are doing well.
January 8, 2017
Hi, you need to stay hydrated, walk, eat low sodium and be mentally prepared. I am doing good so far, but very emotional. I must say I love the afterlook and I am still swollen. Once, you come to terms with your not as active as before because the body is still healing you'll be just fine.
January 8, 2017
I have a desk job and only am taking 2 weeks off. I'm getting full TT, and Breast implants. Will I be ok to drive and sit at my desk all day after 2 weeks post op? Also will I need pain medication that long?
January 8, 2017
My Doctor told me it was ok to drive after I've finished my pain meds. I'm going on week two and have tried driving once and it was a little uncomfortable, but I managed to drive. I have only used pain meds for the 1st week. Although, everyone heals different just try to focus on strengthen up.
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