Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Kenda, we do sound very similar...I've been interested in and researching " original " medicine for about 30 yrs. I'm basically a country-hearted girl who was raised in a city...spent lots of summers at my aunty's farm, though. It scares me how far away from natural our environment has become. I must say I'm a little envious about your fitness program. I really need a personal trainer. I'm quite disciplined when it comes to my healing work with others, but to get myself to stay on a physical regime is a huge challenge. My son helps alot, as he's a runner and especially in the summer months, I go to a running track with him and the grandkids and we all run/walk together. It's fun and keeps granny going. Well, I'm having a late supper and early to bed tonight. Been helping with sick grandchildren - nasty flu with high fevers - and haven't even wrapped one Christmas gift yet!! My bedroom is full of bags of presents ready to wrap -- where are those Christmas elves when you need them??? LOL Lots of Love, Sunny > > Hi Sunny, > > You sound so much like me. I have a round butt but very small bust. When I > was younger, before child birth, I was much larger. My trainer said that a > lot of women with round butts are pretty small chested but that implanting > them brings balance to their bodies. He's very pro-implant. Most of the > ladies at the gym I train at are implanted -- there are only a couple of us > who are not. I am so natural minded, natural health, value my health, etc., > that it boggles my mind as to why I think rounder breasts would make me > happier. Not to worry though, I won't do it, I can't do it to myself. > > Kenda > > > > > Kenda, I was 95 lbs. until my late forties...when I was implanted I > > was 32A and it matched my body...well, I thought I was symmetrical > > enough. My former husband thought if I had bigger boobs they would > > match my butt better. Right. I went from a 32A to a 34C and looked > > very top heavy and felt so restricted. I lived with being compared to > > Penthouse and Playboy models - or should I say air-brushed cuties??? > > > > I love my " new " breasts and can't wait until my body slims down again > > to match them!! Thanks for your inspiration...a goal for me to work > > towards! > > > > Love, > > > > Sunny xo > > > > --- In , Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@> wrote: > >> > >> Hi Rogene, > >> > >> The funny thing is, when I sent to the PS a couple of years ago, I > > never > >> wanted large or even larger implants. I just wanted my old, round > > breasts > >> back. I am a very small person, just 94 pounds, I certainly don't > > need or > >> want knockers. > >> > >> I, too, believe small breasts are coming back. As the fitness > > craze becomes > >> more popular, large breasts will go out of fashion. Large breasts > > just > >> don't look right on a toned-athletic body. > >> > >> Kenda > >> > >>> Kenda, > >>> > >>> You sound like me when I got implants . . . If only the doctor > > had > >>> recommended the mastopexy I ended up with when my implants came > > out. > >>> > >>> With sagging breasts and no mastectomy, you can end up with > > larger sagging > >>> breasts. . . > >>> > >>> I think the models with slim figures (often almost no breasts) > > look so very > >>> elegant and beautiful! And natural! > >>> > >>> Watch the TV commercials - small breasts are coming back in > > style. . . They > >>> usually feature small breasted women with upscale merchandise. > > They save big > >>> breasted women for bimbo ads! > >>> > >>> Rogene > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2006 Report Share Posted December 21, 2006 Sunny, be sure to take some supplements so you don't catch the grandkids' nasty flu bug! Last thing you or they need is a sick granny. I have a trainer because I wouldn't do what I do without one. My sister thinks I'm crazy and it's a waste of money. I think otherwise. I have been training for seven years and haven't quit, nor do I plan to. She has started and stopped exercising countless times and is yo-yo dieting. My trainer keeps me straight, committed and focused. It's positively money well spent. Kenda > Kenda, we do sound very similar...I've been interested in and > researching " original " medicine for about 30 yrs. I'm basically a > country-hearted girl who was raised in a city...spent lots of summers > at my aunty's farm, though. It scares me how far away from natural > our environment has become. > > I must say I'm a little envious about your fitness program. I really > need a personal trainer. I'm quite disciplined when it comes to my > healing work with others, but to get myself to stay on a physical > regime is a huge challenge. My son helps alot, as he's a > runner and especially in the summer months, I go to a running track > with him and the grandkids and we all run/walk together. It's fun > and keeps granny going. > > Well, I'm having a late supper and early to bed tonight. Been > helping with sick grandchildren - nasty flu with high fevers - and > haven't even wrapped one Christmas gift yet!! My bedroom is full of > bags of presents ready to wrap -- where are those Christmas elves > when you need them??? LOL > > Lots of Love, > > Sunny > > >>>> >>>> Hi Rogene, >>>> >>>> The funny thing is, when I sent to the PS a couple of years ago, > I >>> never >>>> wanted large or even larger implants. I just wanted my old, > round >>> breasts >>>> back. I am a very small person, just 94 pounds, I certainly > don't >>> need or >>>> want knockers. >>>> >>>> I, too, believe small breasts are coming back. As the fitness >>> craze becomes >>>> more popular, large breasts will go out of fashion. Large > breasts >>> just >>>> don't look right on a toned-athletic body. >>>> >>>> Kenda >>>> >>>>> Kenda, >>>>> >>>>> You sound like me when I got implants . . . If only the doctor >>> had >>>>> recommended the mastopexy I ended up with when my implants came >>> out. >>>>> >>>>> With sagging breasts and no mastectomy, you can end up with >>> larger sagging >>>>> breasts. . . >>>>> >>>>> I think the models with slim figures (often almost no breasts) >>> look so very >>>>> elegant and beautiful! And natural! >>>>> >>>>> Watch the TV commercials - small breasts are coming back in >>> style. . . They >>>>> usually feature small breasted women with upscale merchandise. >>> They save big >>>>> breasted women for bimbo ads! >>>>> >>>>> Rogene >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2006 Report Share Posted December 24, 2006 Kenda, I'll have to make that a goal in 2007 - perhaps my financial situation will improve so I can improve my health with a few additions. Well, I've upped my garlic intake and Vitamin C combined with that makes an environment that makes viruses run!! Can't you just hear them? RUN AWAAAAAY! I remember as a kid, my dad feeding me garlic...I would miss 2 days of school and the other kids would miss a week. Awesome stuff. I'm also on a multi-vitamin, B12, B6, fish oil, oil of oregano (one of my faves) and more. I've been a bit sick, but nothing compares to the last year before explant. With that in mind, it makes it easy to get through just about anything! Love, Sunny xo > >>>> > >>>> Hi Rogene, > >>>> > >>>> The funny thing is, when I sent to the PS a couple of years ago, > > I > >>> never > >>>> wanted large or even larger implants. I just wanted my old, > > round > >>> breasts > >>>> back. I am a very small person, just 94 pounds, I certainly > > don't > >>> need or > >>>> want knockers. > >>>> > >>>> I, too, believe small breasts are coming back. As the fitness > >>> craze becomes > >>>> more popular, large breasts will go out of fashion. Large > > breasts > >>> just > >>>> don't look right on a toned-athletic body. > >>>> > >>>> Kenda > >>>> > >>>>> Kenda, > >>>>> > >>>>> You sound like me when I got implants . . . If only the doctor > >>> had > >>>>> recommended the mastopexy I ended up with when my implants came > >>> out. > >>>>> > >>>>> With sagging breasts and no mastectomy, you can end up with > >>> larger sagging > >>>>> breasts. . . > >>>>> > >>>>> I think the models with slim figures (often almost no breasts) > >>> look so very > >>>>> elegant and beautiful! And natural! > >>>>> > >>>>> Watch the TV commercials - small breasts are coming back in > >>> style. . . They > >>>>> usually feature small breasted women with upscale merchandise. > >>> They save big > >>>>> breasted women for bimbo ads! > >>>>> > >>>>> Rogene > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>> > >>> > >>> > >> > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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