Mommy Wants Her Body Back

I used to work for Dow Corning until the class action lawsuit by silicone implant victims who got sick. We were all told then silicone implants were safe. Silicone is an inert chemical, we were told, and we all believed it like a bunch of robots. Myself and thousands of other Dow employees got laid off shortly after the lawsuit, no doubl as a result of company financial ruin. Now, they are telling us saline implants are equally safe. It is only salt water, we are told. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

I had breast augmentation 10 years ago and have regretted it ever since. I have no feelings on any part of my chest area and it has really had an impact on my sex life. I would not recommend it to anyone.

. I had a breast reduction in September of 2001. Unfortunately, the surgeon did not take me down to the size that we had agreed upon pre-surgery. The reason I needed a breast reduction was because post--pregnancy my breasts were HUGE, and the weight on my shoulders and back was making me extremely uncomfortable, and the migraines were excruciating. I waited for a few years to see if my breasts shrunk any after I lost a bunch of weight...but no luck.

Then, I had liposuction done on my breasts on December 22, 2005 by a doctor who was only certified to practice Internal Medicine, and was practicing plastic surgery without any formal education/training in the field. Since then, the complications are horrid, and I wish that I would have just left my breasts alone and would have been happy with what God gave me.

I knew that I would never get my size 6/8 pre-pregnancy body back after two pregnancies, but I didn't want to look like a balloon that was ready to burst up top either. For all those women out there who are wishing for more up top, or to have a reduction done...my heartfelt advice to you is this. Unless it is medically necessary for you to undergo ANY plastic procedure I recommend you forgo it and be happy with what God gave you. Regardless of how large/small a woman is up top...you are beautiful just the way you are. Don't mess with what God gave you.

I've seen too many people that i know and love fight breast cancer. They had to unwillingly lose a breast, or both. It is for this reason that I can never understand why a healthy woman, no matter what size breasts she has, going under the knife willingly to enlarge breasts that are perfectly healthy. Lets gain some perspective people. Do breasts really make the woman or is it what is inside? [I can say this as a small chested woman, and believe me, my fiance does just fine with what he has to work with.)

There's an alternative answer for elderly women who still have a high libido. Vibrators. They cost a lot less and they love you and pleasure you irregardless of how you look. I mean if a man likes you more for your fake boobs, then they're not really after affection are they?

It boggles my mind how many women refer to their pre-baby bodies as "normal." The implication is, of course, that their post-baby bodies are abnormal. Our bodies - just like our minds and wisdom, our spirit and our experience, all change as we get older and have babies - as it SHOULD be! Get over this need to grab for your youth, ladies. Embrace the here and now, and stop the surgical enhancements to try and recapture your "former glory." Appreciate who you are and what you look like right now; you've earned the right! . My bet is that most women wouldn't want to change their wisdom or experience for what they had in their earlier years; why then, so obsessed with the physical appearance?

check-out Explantation.com or some of the many other web-sites dedicated to women who have gotten terribly ill from these toxic bags as they call them. Scary-

Perhaps we should be angered by the increasingly disturbing societal messaging targeted at females and moved to action to do something about it. Perhaps, we should extend compassion and examine the drivers behind the undercurrent of growing narcissism that's fueling much of the demand for body alteration services and then address those issue head on.

I have taken time to read most of the comments here about boobs reconstruction or augmentation whatever you call it, and going by many of them it is obvious that WE (women who do boobs augmentation and men who like them and want their women to augment their boobs) are all slaves to the ephemeral. Very soon we would be opting for leg replacement to make us have slimmer and sexy legs, or head reconstruction to shape our heads into the "right" form. We all should be sadden and mortified by this craze for the artificial and insubstantial. Instead of focusing on the tangible, the person we are inside, we are focusing on the insubstantial, the physical. It is really very sad and pathetic. And I don???t think this is an issue of freedom or women liberation movement, or women having the right to do whatever they want with their bodies. As far as I am concerned it is a matter of values, an issue of fallen morals and misplacement of priorities and what is most important in life. It is not just about boobs argumentation or cosmetic/plastic surgery it is an issue of corrupted value system.

I have taken time to read most of the comments here about boobs reconstruction or augmentation whatever you call it, and going by many of them it is obvious that WE (women who do boobs augmentation and men who like them and want their women to augment their boobs) are all slaves to the ephemeral. Very soon we would be opting for leg replacement to make us have slimmer and sexy legs, or head reconstruction to shape our heads into the "right" form. We all should be sadden and mortified by this craze for the artificial and insubstantial. Instead of focusing on the tangible, the person we are inside, we are focusing on the insubstantial, the physical. It is really very sad and pathetic. And I don???t think this is an issue of freedom or women liberation movement, or women having the right to do whatever they want with their bodies. As far as I am concerned it is a matter of values, an issue of fallen morals and misplacement of priorities and what is most important in life. It is not just about boobs argumentation or cosmetic/plastic surgery it is an issue of corrupted value system.

opposite sexes have always strived to be attractive to members of the opposite sex. this goes from humans right on down the animal chain deer,birds,etc.. so I see nothing wrong with people trying to better themselves by whatever means to feel and be more attractive.

We're in 21 century! The century with lots of changing and improving, together with the succesfful overcome of technology with help so much for the human being.
"Are we getting to the point where there's no such thing as natural aging?" asks Diana Zuckerman, president of the National Research Center for Women and Families. "So you have a baby and you no longer look 20. Is that so hard to deal with?" This is not the point. The point it we just want to look better and happier.Period!! We don't harm anybody so we don't care what other think about us because this is our body and this is our choice, so go for it if we want it. There is not wrong about a women at her 40 want to look younger like her 20.