Losing in all the wrong places!
on 2/1/12 11:23 pm - Toronto, Canada
It sounds like you have to work on discovering new features that you like about yourself...the boobs can stay as one of them, but maybe you also like your cheekbones now, or your legs or the curve of your shoulders or your butt? Challenge yourself to identify 5 things you think are attractive about physical self (we aren't even mentioning your lovely inner self) and then remind yourself about them the next time you feel down.
Hope your day gets better and you feel more positive soon!
as far as bra size
...try treating yourself to an expensive push-up bras..
hey now you can fit those lovely bras at Victoria Secret..did you know you can go to a salesperson tell them your bra size they can go in the back and then bring out to you EVERY bra that they have in the stor ein your size...yes they can..treat yourself to this experience and ENJOY shopping.
I make a point of treating myself now to things I enjoy..I am a boot hound and have bought myself 5 boots in the past year...not expensive, but they lift my spirits and they are MUCH better for me than cheese cake after dinner with friends.
prior to surgery 323lbs....4 years post-op maintaining between 108- 114 lb loss.
life is AMAZING when you continue on the right path~!. Use your surgeons gift to the fullest~!
Mary
surgery done in Duluth, MN
I simply canno****ch shows like my 600 pound life, I just can't. I get so depressed and emotional. Life around me is bad enough some days that I can't stand to watch it on tv as well.
I hate my breasts as well. They are soooo saggy and I did actually get approval for a breast lift, which I was so excited for, but decided I didn't want that doctor doing it. So now I will have to try to find the time to come to Toronto for a consult and see if I can be re-approved. Who knows when that will be.
I have a large rib cage, which is weird because I don't have a large frame. My rib cage is very wide and makes me look bigger than I am...hard to find dresses that fit well, etc. But because of that my bra size is a 38. I can fit a 36, but it is tight and makes the skin on my back roll over the top...YUCK! I am in a C cup but that is mostly due to the excess skin. I'm sure once I have a lift I will be lucky to still fit a B cup.
However I have learned that a good bra makes ALL the different. And not necessarily a push up, which for me just makes me look like I've got my saggy boobs sitting up on a shelf. And the bra doesn't have to be expensive either. I have ones from Victoria Secret that I paid lots of money for that don't look as nice as ones I bought from Wal Mart.
I absolutely hate bra shopping...but once I find one that I like, that looks good under a t-shirt, then I buy a few of the same bra in different colours. I think I look hideous naked...but I think I pull off a good look when I have clothes on and with the bras I have purchased I don't think anyone could ever tell that my boobs are saggy. I think they look pretty normal even under a tshirt.