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Absolutely thrilled with my results!
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I'm in my mid-40s and have been busty since I was...
raingalNovember 3, 2013
WORTH IT$2,650
I'm in my mid-40s and have been busty since I was 10. I originally went though the breast reduction prep in my early 20s but backed out for a few reasons. Now, I have battled insurance and gotten partial coverage, so here we go! I am worried they may postpone due to a cold, so I will know tomorrow.
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1 day pre
Tomorrow is the day....
raingalNovember 4, 2013
I feel totally unprepared all of a sudden.....my house is messy, I don't have a thousand types of cremes, salves and bandages prepared, I have a few meals cooked and have been to the store, at least. When I set this up eons ago I figured I would have forever to get ready, and BOOM it is here. I need to pack my bag in a while, and I do have cleaners coming while I am in the hospital. Plus my mom will be here for a week, so I am not that stressed about food or care. I was in a bad accident a year ago and could hardly move for weeks, so in my mind this will be a walk in the park....hopefully I am not wrong! I am prepared for pain and discomfort...I just thought I would have more time to get my life organized first. That's how I roll, though, so I am not that surprised. I won't have drains or dressings to change, it is more like washable pads in a bra (which I am bringing with me). I am used to exercising many hours per day, so being down for the count will be the hardest part!
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November 4, 2013
Good luck tomorrow! I am six weeks post op. I used nursing pads over my nipples and thin panty liners over the incisions under my breasts to help protect my bra from drainage/leaks. That was a great tip I received from my nurse. Take it easy and give your body time to heal. Wishing you all the best!
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