DexMSR said:

They did a good job with mine too Just check out my profile.

DexMSR said:

i was gonna ask where you were

I contemplated it...but, I guess I don't have too much of a problem with my shoulders or back to really warrant it. Plus, I have a large frame (I'm tall) so my body can hold 'em.
I did have a friend who had it done and there is a danger of losing your nipples. It nearly happened to her because the circulation wasn't coming back as it should have...but, everything is fine now and she is thrilled that she had it done
I wish you the best!

applekisses said:

I once lost my nipples too but i found them later. the bastards were hiding on my chest!

bkw said:

Ohhhhh...I meant hers were about to fall off of her chest. They were turning gray.

applekisses said:

Grey nipples

bkw said:

bkw said:

althom said:

Stop staring!

p.s I gotta go!

bkw said:

charlottegelin said:

Wow. I had no idea bras came that big. Where in the world do you buy yours? My sister's a D cup and has trouble finding a bra to fit.

I know several laydeees that have had the operation. The degree of reduction is up to you. They are often very successful. Don't be put off by horror stories associated with breast enlargement they are quite different.

A friend of mine did this and she was so happy that she went through with it. I don't think it's true you can go braless though! She still has big boobs, just not enormous. And the scarring was very minimal, you can hardly tell.

If it's a health risk you should really consider doing it. I'm sure there are chat rooms and web sites you can check out and talk to people about it.

Good luck!

i'd have it done, if i could afford it...

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Swinging!!!!! Weeeee.....leaping on the other one.....weeeee!!!!!

applekisses said:

I think you need a "Dexam"

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

if you breast are causing you major discomfort then most insurance companies should cover it. if they don;t, you can always sue their asses. My mother represented a woman whose insurance company didn't want to cover her breast reduction surgery and she won. the company had to pay and my mom's client was so thankful. Apparently she was barely five feet tall and had wore a triple D or somesuch.

anyway, look into it and see what your insurance will and won;t cover.

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Fleshofmyflesh said:

I'll ask Whateva to reply, she prolly hasn't seen your thread yet.

Fleshofmyflesh said:

I did

Not much other than it's a heavy operation...don't think too lightly of it.
Make sure you inform yourself properly!!

No way you could go without a bra for the rest of your life, if you want the scarves to heal and stay 'nice' you're defenitely gonna have to wear a good bra for the rest of your life

Good luck

Orgnote me if you want to know more...

I have thought about it MANY MANY times.. I am afraid to have it done though...

Thanks for everyone's input on this.
To answer the questions - my insurance company has taken a new stance on the procedure and has announced that effective in 2005 - NONE will be approved, regardless of the medical necessity.
I never thought about suing them.
My brother is an attorney.
He's my next call.

Fleshofmyflesh said:

that is absolutely busted.


your insurance co.

Fleshofmyflesh said:

that's a damn shame. i wonder what made your insurance company flip like that? it's not like your getting breast implants.

For a long time I've been considering a penis reduction...it just gets so uncomfortable at times. Mrs. Adisa is totally against it though, but I told her she has no right to tell me what to do with my body!

I will probably need to have one at some point, my back's bound to start getting bothered by it. Thankfully I can get it through the public health care system

Teacher said:

Two more things we have in common.

Fleshofmyflesh said:

Maybe we're.....the same person?

applekisses said:

They don't take of the nipples at surgery, just the flesh around it. Now a days they can even make sure you can even breast feed after surgery.
I had it done, 20 years ago and still enjoy it. (no more back aces and more able to wear beautiful clothes, less staring )
Today the techniques are so much better so I wouldn't hesitate if I were you.

I think your insurance is stupid, they should pay, they'll be saving themselves money in the long run.

Wanna know more?? Orgnote me

Whateva said:

I hope I will be able to breastfeed, I'm hoping to have one more child after this one, the surgeon said don't rule it out but don't count on it either, techniques are better now but a drastic reduction still needs a free nipple graft usually.