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Hello all! Some of you may remember me. I used to post here a lot a couple years ago, then I lost my password and well life goes on.....

I'll try to post more often. If you remember, I am female and have 3 kids. Newest updates are that I've gotten divorced a couple months ago and I am having surgery on Monday- THIS Monday! The 8th.

This is gonna sound backwards for all ye who are wishing for the opposite effect but I'm having a breast reduction. I've lost a LOT of weight over the summer so they are a bit smaller, but not enough. I am now a 36DD/D and hope to eventually be a 36B. Maybe if I lose more weight, somewhere down the line I'll be a 34B. AT ANY RATE... I'm getting this darned things trimmed down! I know how you all feel about your unwanted parts- well that's how I feel about these monster things.

I'll get back with ya when I can- when I'm off the sleepy meds next week.

Moreschi (imported) wrote: Sat Dec 06, 2003 1:06 am Hello all! Some of you may remember me. I used to post here a lot a couple years ago, then I lost my password and well life goes on.....

I'll try to post more often. If you remember, I am female and have 3 kids. Newest updates are that I've gotten divorced a couple months ago and I am having surgery on Monday- THIS Monday! The 8th.

This is gonna sound backwards for all ye who are wishing for the opposite effect but I'm having a breast reduction. I've lost a LOT of weight over the summer so they are a bit smaller, but not enough. I am now a 36DD/D and hope to eventually be a 36B. Maybe if I lose more weight, somewhere down the line I'll be a 34B. AT ANY RATE... I'm getting this darned things trimmed down! I know how you all feel about your unwanted parts- well that's how I feel about these monster things.

I'll get back with ya when I can- when I'm off the sleepy meds next week.

Yes, I remember you well, missed you, and rejoice in your return.

Since my castration, I have developed B-cup breasts, but I cannot say I like or dislike them, they are a legacy of my castration, and that's that. But I know a lot of women AND MEN who go for breast reduction surgery. You have my best wishes for a speedy recovery.

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Yes I do! Congratulations and I'm hoping everything goes well for you.

Heres hoping everything went all right for you .I would think that much brest would not be comfortable and dont blame you at all.I have known a few women that have had this and thay feel so much better now.heres prayers for you today and may everything go allright.

I have a few lady friends who express the same opinion about their extra large breasts. Their backs hurt, they hate bras, etc... You're not alone and I hope all goes well for you.

Hi everybody!

The surgery went extremely well. I was healthy as a horse when they checked me before surgery. We talked about what I wanted. I said "a small B". I got the sleepy meds and all I remember is moving from one table to the next in the OR then waking up in recovery. He said if he'd removed 500 grams (some insurance companies like to see at least that much taken) I would've had no boobs left! So he made me what I asked for- small B. They are quite swollen right now so although they look smaller than before, they look bigger than whatn they will be eventually. I was kinda nauseated after surgery but they gave me a shot of something and that helped. I'm on Vicodin for pain and doing okay. Eating just fine. People are helping. Only thing is, I got stuck in the recliner in my room! I got all propped in then nobody heard me when I woke up later. Well, Nathan eventually did. So now I have the phone to call the first line from line 2 if I need help. I don't want to sleep in the bed for fear of rolling over. (I always seem to end up on my side!) The bra they have me in is very tight and stained with blood. I will change bandages soon. So so far this is going very well! Just keep up my rest and healthy foods and I should be well on my way. Oh- and about the grams removed- he said I never signed a waiver saying if my insurnace won't pay I have to- so he said IF they don't pay, he guesses he just won't get paid!!! Wow. Have you ever heard a doctor say such a thing? He only had rave reviews from the nurses- and they also raved about the facility. I feel swollen now and just am updating people then going to lay back. Typing doesn't bother me, but I have been up a while now. I need to keep moving, but obviously rest too. Jonathan has been really good while here so that's a bonus. He brought a couple movies too. Small miracles....

Moreschi (imported) wrote: Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:33 am bra they have me in is very tight and stained with blood.

Bra? Or Compression Vest? Over in the Gynecomastia Forum, those men who opt for surgery (mostly those in their teens and 20s) use two very tight compression vests afterwards, so as to have one to wear while the other is being laundered.

In any case, follow directions for healing, and let us know how it turns out. For the record, most of the men over in the Gynecomastia Forum have as a much removed as possible, for as flat a masculine chest as possible.

Andrew (imported) wrote: Tue Dec 09, 2003 2:15 pm Bra? Or Compression Vest? Over in the Gynecomastia Forum, those men who opt for surgery (mostly those in their teens and 20s) use two very tight compression vests afterwards, so as to have one to wear while the other is being laundered.

In any case, follow directions for healing, and let us know how it turns out. For the record, most of the men over in the Gynecomastia Forum have as a much removed as possible, for as flat a masculine chest as possible.

Its one of those vests, yes. It actually feels good in a way to be bound like this.

As I said, if he'd have removed 500 grams per side, I guess I would be "flat" too. But that's not what I wanted. Just a small B. They FEEL big at the moment but that's probably mostly swelling and gauze. Who knows what they are like underneath there! (Small and perky- like the dr. said. lol )

Thanks for your replies, Andrew. You and your cats.

Moreschi (imported) wrote: Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:33 am he guesses he just won't get paid!!! Wow. Have you ever heard a doctor say such a thing? He only had rave reviews from the nurses- and they also raved about the facility. ....

There are a few good doctors out there who take care of the patients first and don't care how much money they get. Your surgeon sounds like one of them. When I had appendicitis and mucho complications years ago, the first surgeon was one of the good guys and really charged next to nothing for three surgeries. The nurses feared this surgeon and I found that he listened to the patient and made sure you knew what was happening. Three years later when I had to have a follow up surgery, the second surgeon charge me lots of money (not that he didn't deserve it, it was a long complex surgery)... But he was rather mercenary when he said "oh you can afford it, we'll put it on a payment plan"

You will take time to heal. Take it easy.

Watch Jerry Springer for laughs someday!

Dave

Dave (imported) wrote: Wed Dec 10, 2003 9:48 am You will take time to heal. Take it easy.

Watch Jerry Springer for laughs someday!

Dave

lol I will watch lots of tv I'm sure. The one that was in my room broke but there's always downstairs. In fact, I have a few movies I'd like to catch up on, in addition to the "Are You Being Served?" DVD set that I got last year that I haven't watched too much. That's a good stress-relieving show! I am taking it easy and eating healthfully. My sister is coming by in an hour or so to help me get my first shower. That aught to be interesting. I will see "the girls" for the first time! (Then I gotta get back into my "wrap" and gauze....)

So nice to have you "guys" take an interest in one of us girls here.

I have this image of your surgeon placing the excised tissue on a scale for weighing, then conveniently turning his back--whereupon a masked orderly sneaks up to the scale with a hypodermic needle, and injects enough saline solution into the tissue, to bring the weight up to 500 grams (which, of course works out to be maybe 20% more than the contents of a standard vegetable can.)

Insurance company and HMO rules leave you shaking your head. Haven't they figured out yet, that every individual is different?

dear Moreschi,

I wanted to upload a little get well soon present.

It was a .mp3 file of Moreschi singing Eva Maria by Bach Gounod.

That did not work, because the file was 2,99MB, only 2Mb are allowed so it was too large.

Then I chose the same song sung by Randu Marian, that was only 1,29MB.

That did not work because it seemed to be the wrong file type. :nutsycuck

This whole action cost me at least 15min.

Maybe dear Paolo or Talula will make an exception

Dispite that it did not work let me tell you that I wish you well.

kisses Antonia xxx

singing (screeching) Eva Maria in the bath tub.

An Onymus (imported) wrote: Fri Dec 12, 2003 4:09 am I have this image of your surgeon placing the excised tissue on a scale for weighing, then conveniently turning his back--whereupon a masked orderly sneaks up to the scale with a hypodermic needle, and injects enough saline solution into the tissue, to bring the weight up to 500 grams (which, of course works out to be maybe 20% more than the contents of a standard vegetable can.)

Insurance company and HMO rules leave you shaking your head. Haven't they figured out yet, that every individual is different?

Yeah I know! They approved it WITHOUT a grams removed "promise" in the original note so......

I found out today at my first check-up that they removed 302 grams from the right and 300-some from the left. I dunno how they work out grams removed but I guess they must get into big trouble if they lie.......

Oh- and I did see "them" today- without the "bra", tapes, etc. They stand up by themselves still. lol Much smaller. I put on a tshirt that was tight through the chest before and now its not. Unfortunately, now my stomach sticks out!?!?! lol I thought working out had taken care of that... I call it my "neutered cat ponch". Oh well...... Back to the gym one of these months.

That reminds me, Andrew: Your kitties- they are cat-stratos too?! lol

antonia (imported) wrote: Fri Dec 12, 2003 7:05 am dear Moreschi,

I wanted to upload a little get well soon present.

It was a .mp3 file of Moreschi singing Eva Maria by Bach Gounod.

That did not work, because the file was 2,99MB, only 2Mb are allowed so it was too large.

Then I chose the same song sung by Randu Marian, that was only 1,29MB.

That did not work because it seemed to be the wrong file type. :nutsycuck

This whole action cost me at least 15min.

Maybe dear Paolo or Talula will make an exception

Dispite that it did not work let me tell you that I wish you well.

kisses Antonia xxx

singing (screeching) Eva Maria in the bath tub.

ROFL I sort of can sing that actually. I have both files actually. Just got the Marian one last week. Had the Moreschi one for 10 years or so. I think Moreschi's is much more- mellow-dramatic. lol

Thank you for the well-wishes and the hugs.

Liebe Antonia,:D Schick mir dein FILE, und ich werd' es verfugbar machen.

Moreschi (imported) wrote: Fri Dec 12, 2003 7:54 am That reminds me, Andrew: Your kitties- they are cat-stratos too?! lol

O yes. I get my senior cats from adoption agencies, and they already came castrated. (I use the term "castrated" in its older, tradional meaning, to mean the removal of the gonads from either males or females.

Although with two or more cats, I think that would be cat-strati, if we are thinking Italian.

Andrew (imported) wrote: Sat Dec 13, 2003 2:22 am Although with two or more cats, I think that would be cat-strati, if we are thinking Italian.

Oops! This is true. I knew that. You will have to forgive me though- my mind is mush lately being on pain meds after surgery.