15/10/2020
Stay with me, this is a long one.
15 years ago I went under the knife and had my first of two b**b jobs, 2 years after the first one I had my second one due to the first set moving under my armpits due to strong pectoral muscles.
Alot has changed for me in that time, and I can happily say that I'm eagerly awaiting to have my explanat surgery to have them removed for good!
I am writing this post because if I can help 1 person out there considering the same thing then I'm happy. I have been thinking about it myself for a while now.
There are tons of reasons why I'm having them out.
Firstly they are making me SICK! They are toxic bags that have been slowly but surely making my entire body ill. Over the years I have been feeling more and more sluggish, my back is in constant pain, my immune system is shot and now after pregnancy and breastfeeding I have constant pain in my breast.
The implants I have are on the national recall list, they have been documented to cause lymphatic cancer. While this is rare its still a threat while they are in my body.
Secondly, I am naturally flat chested, I'm not ment to have these gigantic breast. When I first got them I recall how my patterns of movement changed. My whole entire body had to relearn how to move!!!! I can't even lye on my front for too long before it feels like my implants are going to burst. Plus my posture has become worst, not just because the weight of them but also because I don't want to walk around looking like I am sticking my b**bs out...they are big enough already, to be standing with my shoulders back!
And thirdly, I am so over having these oversized plastic ballons in my body....GET THEM OUT! I just want my body to look and feel how its ment to naturally.
I look at these pictures above and wonder how on earth these huge implants even fit in me.
I just wanted to reach out to anyone else who may be content same thing,had it done already or even anyone who is considering getting implants for the first time. DM me, I'm happy to chat about my reasons and my journey.
Its just a waiting game now before I'm called into surgery. The sooner the better I say.
