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Originally Posted by Mosaic
I have been battling the "midriff" bulge since I went menopausal. This has also increased my bust size which I really dislike. I could cope with the tummy better if the boobs were smaller. Actually if I had the money I absolutely would have a breast reduction.
I keep telling myself that I am perfectly OK <sigh> this "positive talk" has had no effect  - but I keep talking and exercising and dancing  Until my 2nd/3rd year into meno I was a good weight and was very "proud" of my flat tum and neat boobs ... so you see as 'tis said Pride cometh before the fall ( or should I say meno blowout!)  I want a magic pill that you take once and ...poof! everything is perfect... hello scientists I am waiting & waiting & waiting ... did I say I am still waiting?  |
Awww Mosaic,
I am also battling the large breast dilemna. I just noticed you are Australian? Perhaps your insurance pays for reductions? My insurance does pay. The backbone is the groves that the bra straps leaves on your shoulders and from having backpain. I have heard it is a painful surgery and a long recovery. I have also heard "RUMORS" of mishaps during surgery. One such is a doctor did not reattach a nipple, causing the nipple to have to be removed. That kinda scares me a bit. I would imagine the trick to feeling secure about such a surgery is having the best doctor. Good luck to you and keep on trying
Hugs.