August 20

Argh i'm blushing! Thank you Becsta xxx

Yes, boobs are worthy of consideration. I envy our perky sisters. I laugh so hard in zumba... I can FEEL them shaking about and figure oh well... i'm having fun and getting fit. But hey, you might be the exception!

All the best

Omg!!!

Heidi you're the reason I found this forum!!! I saw your blog advertised on Facebook and came straight to the forum and signed up and added your blog to my bookmarks.

You're a sleeving inspiration for me now!!

Big big HUGE thank yous to you!!


(Feeling slightly star struck and not ashamed to admit it lol)


Oh - and thanks for talking to me about boobs :) I think too much of my identity has been wrapped up in them for most of my overweight years - almost feel like I'm losing a part of who I am by losing them.
But you're right - my personal health far outweighs anything else. I need to remember to put that into perspective :)

Roll 'em up and tuck 'em in! Lol... I do!

I was a G cup after my son was born 7 months ago... so not quite as big as you. And sadly my boobs don't look like they did... But I would still do my sleeve surgery, have kids and breastfeed (still going with that) in a heartbeat.

I say cross that concern when you come to it. If the worst outcome is that you lose your excess weight, improve your health, but have saggy boobs... it's still not a bad outcome in my books. There's not too much you can do to avoid it other than always wearing good quality bras.

Good luck for August - your question wasn't sad... hope you don't think i'm taking the mickey. I can just sympathise that's all :)

Seems like so far away!!

Is it sad that my biggest concern is my boobs? Lol
I'm an h cup now and really worried about how they shrink and how saggy they could be after....... Any suggestions?