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[eclaires]

They are awesome!

I've really been mostly back to normal (albeit on painkillers) since last week right after surgery. I've been taking it easy though and making sure to take my painkillers. I went today to get the tape off and have some stitches removed. I can take a shower now! woohoo!

It's amazing how much this surgery has changed my attitude about a lot of things -- I kind of hoped it would, esp w/r/t exercise and getting in shape, but it's amazing how much it already has, I guess. IDK. It's cheesy but I feel like I went through surgery, so I should take this opportunity to get really happy w/ myself now that I took that step (the one that made me the most unhappy about myself). If that makes sense...

And really? They are just so damn perky. I don't even need to wear a bra. This is unheard of!

[MrsAxilla]

Oh, so that's the surgery people were talking about last week! I missed that part, but people were wondering how you were. Congrats!

[eclaires]

I am glad to hear the perkiness lasts, b/c I definitely need some quality time w/ perky boobs after the past 10 years!

Thanks, MrsA! I had a breast reduction last Thursday and I was a bit nervous about voluntarily having plastic surgery, even though it was covered by my insurance due to multiple issues (primarily back issues that I did PT for a few times), but my recovery has been super easy and I am SO happy with it and so glad I did it!