Re: Reduction (OT) - the procedure

[Guest guest]

> Thanks . It helps hearing from someone who has actually had

it done.

> It is definitly something I have been considering for a long time

(since I

> was 15).

>

I think we're missing a HUGE business opportunity here. Couldn't Wen

start a re-distribution center. Ladies pay big bucks every day to get

them enlarged and here we are talking about throwing them away! : + D

I really like watching the operation-type shows on TV. Last

Wednesday, I watched the reduction surgery. It was incredible! My dh

couldn't handle it. He had to go to bed. They started by drawing the

new " site " on her chest with magic marker. Then they remove the " main

attraction " (we have c- e- n- s- o- r- s at work) to relocate it to

the center of the new " site " . Then they split open the bottom and

remove excess bulk and sort of create a sling with the remaining skin.

Then they reassemble the whole package. I'm pretty big, but

proportioned. I don't think I'd even consider the procedure. It

looked too drastic, unless there were health considerations (back

problems, etc.), I guess.

LV, who is on her way to flute lesson tonight (but hasn't

practiced in 2 weeks) : + <

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