Re: Breast Implants?

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I didn¹t mean my self esteem from them being so large, I meant the self

esteem of those who choose implants. It did affect me mentally, as I knew I

was more ³normal² if you will, once they were a C. And to the gal who¹s an

F, a lift and reduction once you¹ve lost your weight will solve the problem

if they don¹t decide to come along with you ;-)

> Absolutely have a DDD would be soooo hard and I would definitely get a

> reduction...

> But don't you think your self esteem improved, maybe even just a little bit

> when you got the reduction? The medical reasons to have a reduction are

> indisputable, but I'm sure you like the cosmetic result as well, which I

> don't see as being any different than having implants

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> Re: Breast Implants?

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>> > Having been born a DDD, and having a reduction done 7 years ago, I can

>> > honestly say, it ain¹t all that. Years of dogs stepping on them in the

>> > middle of the night YIKES! Lovers rolling over on them YOW!!!! Migraines,

>> > back pain, dents in my shoulders, the search for a running bra.... I

>> > don¹t

>> > get it. Three gals a work with all went to the same Dr. and got them, I

>> > just shake my head. All three are gorgeous women and none of them needed

>> > to

>> > do that. I see it as a self esteem issue that needs to be worked out in a

>> > more positive fashion.

>> >