41 Yr Old, 5ft and 105lbs, Mother of One Getting a TT in May!!!!

Your first two pictures clearly show you're going to have amazing results! You already have such a great start! I remember before my time we talk, it was so hard for me to see the potential that was hiding under my belly. Now that I have had it...it's so exciting for me to see women like you that have surgeries coming up! It's going to blow your mind! I had full TT/MR/lipo on flanks. It took all three to really pull it all together :). I can't wait to hear how it goes for you!!!

So excited for you, Your scheduled for the day before me so I will be looking for that first update! Good luck!

I know just what you mean about wanting your clothes to fit right! My last child was born in 1981 which did a # on my belly! I'm a petite 59 yr old who inherited a little $ so I decided to get it done. I'm 1 month post surgery. It hasn't been easy (also had liposuction & fat transfer to buttocks). Some women breeze through the procedures, others like me..not so much. I wasn't prepared for the crying jags. I do feel better than I did last week. I hope you have a good experience!! Good luck!

Hi, reading this made me want to cry...no none understands how u feel, ppl say just lose wieght or u dont need that but they just dont understand when look in the mirror and see how ugly ur body look or when u can and buy that top bc its too tight and will show what u hiding.

My TT was on a Thursday and I took Friday off, worked remotely the following week (so thankful for that) then retuned the following Tuesday to my desk job. Uncomfortable as I was/am not walking straight up yet, but I made it. I told some of my close coworkers the truth. Others I just kept it generic - had a procedure. If they questioned more, I said it was a female thing. Lol

My surgery is scheduled for a Monday...and I'm returning in 2 weeks...I will work remotely on the 2nd week (if I can)...but I really hope I can be back in the office on day 15...if even for a little bit. I think I just have to play it by ear and see how I feel.

How did it go with returning to work? I sit down also and I couldn't return to work for 6 weeks. And I was still uncomfortable with sitting and standing

Are you talking about the anti gravity chair? Google exactly that. It is great! I like mine, esp when my back is aching so bad. Or a reclining lift chair? If you rent one of those (rent a center is cheap to do that also btw!) make sure it actually reclines far enough. Mine barely did and so I never used it and rented it for two weeks and waiting on them to come get it. I use my electric reclining on my couch and the anti gravity chair as well. Two things that have been a life saver- walker and a 4" toilet seat riser. I use the walker to lean on once in awhile as walking to take stress of of back because of not being able to stand straight, back pain is so bad! The toilet seat riser ( 5'5.5") makes it so I barely have to squat down and it's easy to get up from. Perfect! Cheap on Amazon ($14). Also, do lots of squats and such to get legs in good shape. Mine were and are still and makes huge difference in using them to get up and down from. Hope some of this helps! I have a review that talks about this and other stuff you can read if you want as wells :)

I just used a regular recliner and that was enough for me.

I rented and electric reclining lift chair from a medical supply place. It reclined to almost flat for sleeping and then it lifted me out of the chair to almost a standing position. Literally deposited me onto the floor on my feet. It was a lifesaver. I paid $150 for the month, but only used it for 2 weeks, however, it was a lifesaver. I'm in Canada, so I don't know how much a rental like that would cost out of Canada. They are called lift recliners.