I have a good friend who recently underwent breast reduction surgery. She is about 40 and has been dealing with her very large breasts all her life.
This surgery has truly changed how she feels about herself, not to mention how she carries herself. People look her in the eye more, she is more comfortable, and she feels like she is finally "in proportion."
But the most telling thing she said? After a lovely hug hello, she said, "See? I can really hug you now!!!"
Imagine, all those years without feeling that she could hug people closely. I can see why plastic surgeons enjoy treating women who desire this kind of surgery. No wonder.
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I have a good friend who recently underwent breast reduction surgery. She is about 40 and has been dealing with her very large breasts all her life.
This surgery has truly changed how she feels about herself, not to mention how she carries herself. People look her in the eye more, she is more comfortable, and she feels like she is finally "in proportion."
But the most telling thing she said? After a lovely hug hello, she said, "See? I can really hug you now!!!"
Imagine, all those years without feeling that she could hug people closely. I can see why plastic surgeons enjoy treating women who desire this kind of surgery. No wonder.
March 16, 2009 - 8:19amThis Comment
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