31 days after explant surgery

[Guest guest]

YESTERDAY I FORGOT I HAD BREASTS. It was the first day that I was so

into LIFE that I just literally did not notice the NORMAL parts of

my body which were tagging along during my daily adventures. Isn't

it wonderful to be getting better? I am so pleased with the explant

surgery I had. I am so jazzed that I have some breast tissue left.

I am OK with having smaller natural breasts. They FEEL so

different. They are soft and warm and ME. So, last night before

bedtime, I was deciding whether or not to wear a sports bra to bed,

and I realized, WOW! The day had not been focused on my failing

health and my pains and aches and fears and depression and fatigue

and cramps and tears and tortured spirit...It was a day that I fully

LIVED and did not have to deal with my implants slowly killing me.

I like this natural living, and I'm so glad I decided on the explant

surgery. Life is just getting better every day. It was kind of

poetic that I had the explant surgery in the springtime. Nature is

blooming now, and so am I. I will never ever never ever again want

to stick any foreign objects into my body to pump my self esteem.

My small breasts are full of joy, and my spirit is free again. My

life has been spared, and I am so grateful to the women on this site

who shared and continue to share with me. I am LIVING....J

[Guest guest]

J,

Your post was so refreshing, encouraging and bright. I'm so happy for

you; you sound SO up and into life, it really brought a smile to my

face!! I haven't been reading or posting much lately, ya know, it gets

so old dealing with all these implant issues, day after day, and for

you I'm so happy that you don't have to do that any more!!

CONGRATS J, I'm VERY happy for you, enjoying your life!

Cheryl

[Guest guest]

You always write such beautiful thoughts! I love to read your

posts. You can tell that you have fullness of joy in living again

and being free of your implants. It is vey refreshing! Please

don't stop!

I am really happy to hear of your renewed experience of living life

and being alive again with the body God gave you!

Hugs,

Patty

> YESTERDAY I FORGOT I HAD BREASTS. It was the first day that I was

so

> into LIFE that I just literally did not notice the NORMAL parts of

> my body which were tagging along during my daily adventures.

Isn't

> it wonderful to be getting better? I am so pleased with the

explant

> surgery I had. I am so jazzed that I have some breast tissue

left.

> I am OK with having smaller natural breasts. They FEEL so

> different. They are soft and warm and ME. So, last night before

> bedtime, I was deciding whether or not to wear a sports bra to

bed,

> and I realized, WOW! The day had not been focused on my failing

> health and my pains and aches and fears and depression and fatigue

> and cramps and tears and tortured spirit...It was a day that I

fully

> LIVED and did not have to deal with my implants slowly killing

me.

> I like this natural living, and I'm so glad I decided on the

explant

> surgery. Life is just getting better every day. It was kind of

> poetic that I had the explant surgery in the springtime. Nature

is

> blooming now, and so am I. I will never ever never ever again

want

> to stick any foreign objects into my body to pump my self esteem.

> My small breasts are full of joy, and my spirit is free again. My

> life has been spared, and I am so grateful to the women on this

site

> who shared and continue to share with me. I am LIVING....J

[Guest guest]

Jackie!!

So happy for you! I am living too, for the first time

in three years.. did not even realize that I was

gone... but now I AM COMIN' BACK! My family is

shocked.. they got so used to that cranky mom/wife

that uhh, they almost forgot who I really was!

Glad to hear that you are doing so well.

Hugs.. Dawn

--- crazycanoe1 <crazycanoe1@...> wrote:

> YESTERDAY I FORGOT I HAD BREASTS. It was the first

> day that I was so

> into LIFE that I just literally did not notice the

> NORMAL parts of

> my body which were tagging along during my daily

> adventures. Isn't

> it wonderful to be getting better? I am so pleased

> with the explant

> surgery I had. I am so jazzed that I have some

> breast tissue left.

> I am OK with having smaller natural breasts. They

> FEEL so

> different. They are soft and warm and ME. So, last

> night before

> bedtime, I was deciding whether or not to wear a

> sports bra to bed,

> and I realized, WOW! The day had not been focused on

> my failing

> health and my pains and aches and fears and

> depression and fatigue

> and cramps and tears and tortured spirit...It was a

> day that I fully

> LIVED and did not have to deal with my implants

> slowly killing me.

> I like this natural living, and I'm so glad I

> decided on the explant

> surgery. Life is just getting better every day. It

> was kind of

> poetic that I had the explant surgery in the

> springtime. Nature is

> blooming now, and so am I. I will never ever never

> ever again want

> to stick any foreign objects into my body to pump my

> self esteem.

> My small breasts are full of joy, and my spirit is

> free again. My

> life has been spared, and I am so grateful to the

> women on this site

> who shared and continue to share with me. I am

> LIVING....J

>

>

>

>

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