Re: Water Bras at Walmart !

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> Walmart has waterbras for $8.88 I got one...for later ...I got a

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> C...cause I think I'm a B and with the water in them I have to have

somewhere to put

> my B boobies...anyone else try these ? I fiqure $8.88 whats to

lose...LOL

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I tried one on today, and it looks good, but it was kind of heavy. I

have only had my explant on Monday (9/11) so I am not really ready for

that yet, but I thought they were neat and I will probably get one

when I am more healed up.

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I understand what you are saying...but for me right now....I feel so FLAT ! I never told people I got implants so I can't now tell them I had them removed....maybe one day but not now....and what do you think they are going to think when they see me natural ?LOL From a C+ to a small perky B....I'll be glad when they jingle some...right now they are so tight...but I had explant 9/12/06 so I have to give it time.

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I did try one from Walmart a little while ago. I did not like it. I picked up a 36A, because that is what size I am. The water inserts do take up alot of room and I do spill out the top a little and it gives my little boobies a cleavage, however, I am not sure I like it. Funny, through all of this I am weary of showing off my breasts, or tying to make myself look bigger. This is just me, but I feel like I am trying to be what I am not. Maybe I just don't know where I fit in the "sexy" catagory anymore. Now that I have gone public with my explant, I feel like everyone knows when I wear a padded or enhanced bra. GMCLADY98@... wrote: Walmart has waterbras for $8.88 I got one...for later ...I got a 34 C...cause I think I'm a B and with the water in them I have to have somewhere to put my B boobies...anyone else try these ? I fiqure $8.88 whats to lose...LOL

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I think sexy is a state of mind, anyway, it's not breast size.

We've all found that out. I wear a slightly padded bra just so that

I look better in clothes, because without it I'm a washboard, but

that's what I always did. The implants made me feel like I was

trying to be someone I wasn't, and then of course since they made me

sick I hated them even more.

They just pulled spinach off the shelves because of a health risk,

but yet implants continue to be sold.

Sis

> Walmart has waterbras for $8.88 I got one...for

later ...I got a 34 C...cause I think I'm a B and with the water in

them I have to have somewhere to put my B boobies...anyone else try

these ? I fiqure $8.88 whats to lose...LOL

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Hi ,

No need to explain - you'll adjust in time, and if a padded bra makes

you feel better in clothes and not self-conscious about the change in

size, go for it. Guess what, though, as strange as it may sound,

people probably won't even notice the difference - because nobody

noticed when I got mine out).

Sis

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> I understand what you are saying...but for me right now....I feel so

FLAT !

> I never told people I got implants so I can't now tell them I had

them

> removed....maybe one day but not now....and what do you think they

are going to

> think when they see me natural ?LOL From a C+ to a small perky

B....I'll be

> glad when they jingle some...right now they are so tight...but I had

explant

> 9/12/06 so I have to give it time.

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, you write something wise and thoughtful, and it's obvious to

me, at least, that you have some thinking to do...for yourself.

> Funny, through all of this I am weary of showing off my breasts, or

> tying to make myself look bigger. This is just me, but I feel like I

> am trying to be what I am not. Maybe I just don't know where I fit in

> the " sexy " catagory anymore.

A lot of thoughts come to me as I read what you wrote, but it's your

thoughts that matter for you. Do you keep a journal? I don't mean a

medical type of journal...I keep a notebook with a record of taking my

medications, etc. But it's gotten briefer as I focus now in another

kind of journal on the life I'm living right now. Something like a

journal could be very helpful for you in getting through this turning

point and moving on.

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, No, I dont do journaling, mainly because it hurts to write and type anything more then a few sentences. You are right about the getting help through this transition, as I have been going to a counselor regularly since one week prior to explant. I would suggest this to anyone struggling with their self image. It was this lack of having a grasp of who I am as a woman that is responsible for choosing implants to begin with. Getting those didn't solve my problem I had with my self esteem, it just gave me a fake esteem for six years. When the implants came out, it forced me to deal with the esteem issues I had before the implants. The good news in this is that I am realizing that boobs don't make me attractive to my hubby, it is my heart and dedication to him. Have a good day, Dear , Crocker

<dwcrn@...> wrote: , you write something wise and thoughtful, and it's obvious to me, at least, that you have some thinking to do...for yourself.> Funny, through all of this I am weary of showing off my breasts, or > tying to make myself look bigger. This is just me, but I feel like I > am trying to be what I am not. Maybe I just don't know where I fit in > the "sexy" catagory anymore.A lot of thoughts come to me as I read what you wrote, but it's your thoughts that

matter for you. Do you keep a journal? I don't mean a medical type of journal...I keep a notebook with a record of taking my medications, etc. But it's gotten briefer as I focus now in another kind of journal on the life I'm living right now. Something like a journal could be very helpful for you in getting through this turning point and moving on.

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& ,

I agree totally with healing these emotions...it helps the physical

healing process as well.

Love to you and yours,

Sunny

> , you write something wise and thoughtful, and

it's obvious to

> me, at least, that you have some thinking to do...for yourself.

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> > Funny, through all of this I am weary of showing off my breasts,

or

> > tying to make myself look bigger. This is just me, but I feel

like I

> > am trying to be what I am not. Maybe I just don't know where I

fit in

> > the " sexy " catagory anymore.

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> A lot of thoughts come to me as I read what you wrote, but it's

your

> thoughts that matter for you. Do you keep a journal? I don't mean a

> medical type of journal...I keep a notebook with a record of taking

my

> medications, etc. But it's gotten briefer as I focus now in another

> kind of journal on the life I'm living right now. Something like a

> journal could be very helpful for you in getting through this

turning

> point and moving on.

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