Other Side of the Road
Hi,
My problem was slightly different, and larger. When I was 10, I was flat as a board, by 12, I was a C, by 16 I was a D, and by college I was a DD. By 27, I was a DDD. I was a dancer from 2-18, cheerleaders and had a very fit body....but I was cursed with these large objects on my chest. My Great Great Aunt is the only other person in my family who had these large breasts. I was teased my entire life and as I grew up, I noticed back and neck pains starting to develop. When I was 18, I looked into a reduction. The only problem was, insurance would only pay if I went to a B. I couldn't go from a DD to a B, I would feel flat. So I held off...the pain got worse and it was to the point that the best feeling was taking my bra off at the end of the day. I was uncomfortable in my own skin. I had to have bras and bathing suits specially made for me. I had to wear over sized shirts and anything that didn't show off my upper body. I would have to buy mismatched EVERYTHING. XXL tops and M bottoms. It was awful!
The back pains were so bad, that I figure I better do something before I have a child and I end up with F's or G's (OH HEAVENS). So this past March I had a breast reduction. I was so scared....what if I didn't look like me, what if they were different sizes, what if I couldn't breast feed, what if...what if...what if!!!! I found one of the top plastic surgeons in California and he was incredible. I must have spent 3 hours during my consultation asking questions, hearing answers and putting my mind at ease. I also did my due diligence and researched my doctor on all the medical boards. Needless to say it was without a doubt the best thing that ever happen to me. I now feel comfortable in my own skin...and I can wear small tops and small bottoms!!!
I just wish these girls who want enlargements can walk a day in my shoes. Boobs are only fat sitting on your chest. They do more harm them good!!!!!
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