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[Shellie]

YR wrote:

Well Shellie, seems the gauntlet has been thrown....

It would seem that way. Too bad the lightweights don't know what they are getting into.

[JanB]

So, anybody ever had a boob lift? I'm thinking about it, but I just don't know. Any body with any experience that can share?

I recently bought a rather expensive, underwire support bra. It works like a bungie cord and pulls those girls up about 3 inches. Now, I have to watch, to not poke someone's eyes out.

[Shellie]

JanB wrote:

I recently bought a rather expensive, underwire support bra. It works like a bungie cord and pulls those girls up about 3 inches. Now, I have to watch, to not poke someone's eyes out.

Laughing so hard I am snorting and trying not to pee on myself.

I tried to buy one of those bras, but it worked so well it looked like I was wearing shoulder pads.

[Linda]

JanB wrote:

I recently bought a rather expensive, underwire support bra. It works like a bungie cord and pulls those girls up about 3 inches. Now, I have to watch, to not poke someone's eyes out.

Laughing so hard I am snorting and trying not to pee on myself.

I tried to buy one of those bras, but it worked so well it looked like I was wearing shoulder pads.

At one of our Ladies Days at church we had a "Boobalogist" (our pastors wife) show us how to get a proper bra fitting! It was great, we all found out we were wearing the wrong size bras. Sizing is everything!!!! We did have a great time.

FG...did you put ice packs on to avoid the swelling afterwards????????

[Sherry]

So, anybody ever had a boob lift? I'm thinking about it, but I just don't know. Any body with any experience that can share?

I recently bought a rather expensive, underwire support bra. It works like a bungie cord and pulls those girls up about 3 inches. Now, I have to watch, to not poke someone's eyes out.

Well, share the name of the brand!! My twin peaks are needing a boost!

[Full Quiver]

I used frozen peas as recommended for the first 2 days. On ten minutes and off ten minutes as needed.

[Shellie]

Yellowrose wrote:

My twin peaks are needing a boost!

Me, too! I can't even get a stiff meringue on my lemon pie anymore.

[rjc]

Yellowrose wrote:

My twin peaks are needing a boost!

Me, too! I can't even get a stiff meringue on my lemon pie anymore.

Shellie, I'm getting ready to call 911, I was eating a piece of lemon meringue pie when I read this, I'm choking and there is pie all over the monitor.

[Shellie]

Don't hurt yourself, rjc. I need all the support I can get on this thread...no pun intended, I promise.

[MacUser]

My brother had it done after his third unexpected child arrived. He claims it was a simple office job and was back full speed after two days.

But with all these horror stories.. no man here is going to have it done.
Sorry I literally "feel" your pain.

[darylscook]

I had one done after Brayden. We prayed about it and decided that we had the children God wanted us too and we didn't like the other options.

Brayden did me dirty really, T was supposed to get an epidural and then have a procedure done on her, unless she didn't get an epidural. And, well sorry dog Brayden came so quickly she didn't get to get an epidural; so I had to fulfill my part. (i.e. if she didn't get an epidural, then I would face the scissors.)

Well, I got a valium out of the deal . Honestly, the worst part was the shot. I was sore for a few days, never really used anything but a few advil that I can remember. I did have stitches

I would recommend it to anyone considering permanent Birth Control - don't let these guys scare you - The thought is much worse than the actual procedure.
Daryl

[blessedmom]

Ok, so popping out a 8lb. 6oz. baby without an epidural wasn't good enough for you Daryl? The day after I had him you called me superwoman and now this?

He's not telling the funniest part. He comes out of the doctors office (we were in the waiting room) and Mari Kathryn (4 at the time) makes three full circles around him looking him up and down before she yells out "Mom, he's walking like a duck". I love my kids!!! Also, on the trip home I asked Daryl how he was feeling and he said good except that I'm itching a little. Mari Kathryn pipes up and says "You want me to scratch it for you Daddy?" And this is me driving trying to keep the car on the road.

[Sherry]

Ok, so popping out a 8lb. 6oz. baby without an epidural wasn't good enough for you Daryl? The day after I had him you called me superwoman and now this?

He's not telling the funniest part. He comes out of the doctors office (we were in the waiting room) and Mari Kathryn (4 at the time) makes three full circles around him looking him up and down before she yells out "Mom, he's walking like a duck". I love my kids!!! Also, on the trip home I asked Daryl how he was feeling and he said good except that I'm itching a little. Mari Kathryn pipes up and says "You want me to scratch it for you Daddy?" And this is me driving trying to keep the car on the road.

Gotta love kids!!! Now when I see him, I will picture a duck!

[Poimen]

That's hilarious Sister Terri.

Sorry, Bro. I had to laugh.

[Paully_44]

I had mine about 3 weeks before Seattle got hit with a earthquake. I am so glad the Dr wasnt doing my procedure then