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Seeing the Light to the Implants
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Slynch they are so much
Slynch they are so much better...anything feels softer than having rocks on your chest...it makes it a little difficult if your a belly sleeper like me.
I had my exchange mid july and im getting to the point that i can sleep on my belly now without to much discomfort...its tolerable so i do it...except if i put to much weight on them then they will hurt so i tuck my arms under to use as a brace to take some of that weight off...it works!!!
No surgery is easy and wed all avoid it if we could...so just hang in there ...your almost there and soon this will be just a memory but with this one you get to see good positive visible results of getting back to the new normal! -
My replacement surgery is the same as yoursjo jo said:Slynch they are so much
Slynch they are so much better...anything feels softer than having rocks on your chest...it makes it a little difficult if your a belly sleeper like me.
I had my exchange mid july and im getting to the point that i can sleep on my belly now without to much discomfort...its tolerable so i do it...except if i put to much weight on them then they will hurt so i tuck my arms under to use as a brace to take some of that weight off...it works!!!
No surgery is easy and wed all avoid it if we could...so just hang in there ...your almost there and soon this will be just a memory but with this one you get to see good positive visible results of getting back to the new normal!
My replacement surgery is the same as yours. I will be thinking of you that day. I am having everything done at once, implants, nipples and tatooing (sp?). I am glad to get rid of the rocks.
Much Love,
Rhonda -
Side Sleeperjo jo said:Slynch they are so much
Slynch they are so much better...anything feels softer than having rocks on your chest...it makes it a little difficult if your a belly sleeper like me.
I had my exchange mid july and im getting to the point that i can sleep on my belly now without to much discomfort...its tolerable so i do it...except if i put to much weight on them then they will hurt so i tuck my arms under to use as a brace to take some of that weight off...it works!!!
No surgery is easy and wed all avoid it if we could...so just hang in there ...your almost there and soon this will be just a memory but with this one you get to see good positive visible results of getting back to the new normal!
I am a side sleeper and that has even been difficult with the expanders. My sides stay sore all the time. I start out on my back but just cannot sleep that way. I am ready to feel the "new" normal.
I told my pastor the other day that my surgery was scheduled. He asked what are they going to do now? I said, they are going to exchange the fake girls for the "real" fake girls. He got embarrassed. I apologized for being so blunt but I have found that going through this experience I don't have much modesty left and most people have no clue what is involved. I sure didn't until I went through it myself.
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