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Visitors' Stories -- Liz's BA (page 2 of 3)

I decided to be a C cup. People told me I would not want to be any smaller. I wanted it also to be worth all the money it was going to cost me to. My Dr. said the only complaint he ever heard was that the patient wished they would have gone bigger. I said that would never be me. A small C cup big B cup was enough. I thought just having something was enough. I scheduled my appointment not knowing if I would chicken out.

I did all I was supposed to do before the surgery date and dreamed about it every night. I was very nervous and all I thought about day and night was boobs. I just wanted to be on the other side and have it all be over. This was more than just boobs. This was in my eyes becoming a real woman. Feeling better about myself and what I could give my husband. Not to mention, I could buy normal clothes. I have never been able to buy anything that had a place for breasts. This was a big step for me. Before my surgery date I was very nervous.

The morning of my surgery, I was excited and scared. I walked up the stairs and as soon as I saw the nurses in their outfit, I got real scared and started to cry. My husband said you don't have to do this. For a second I thought I could walk away. I stepped in the room to change and for a while I stood there and looked at myself in the mirror. I thought about my life and if I really wanted to go through with this and I decided if I didn't I would regret it for the rest of my life. I would never know what it was like to have breasts.  I have always been a 34 A cup.

The nurses were very nice and I really got the feeling that it was a very routine surgery. I was given some valium and was very relaxed. I made sure that I relaxed and had positive thoughts along with a lot of prayer. When I woke up I was told what size the Dr. went with. Which was 350 cc's. I was little surprised because I thought I would be 280 cc's. That is what is so great about Dr. Bruner.   He knows just exactly what size I needed to be. I was very comfortable with Dr. Bruner that whatever implant I had it would fit my body and not be too big for me. He knew I wanted to be snuggly with my children and not be big. He is a very gentle man and humble person. Dr. Bruner is very real. I knew he truly cares about people and does not do what he does just for the money. I really felt like he cared about me as an individual. He understood my fears and knew the look I wanted. We both agreed on every subject I brought up. He spent allot of time with me ad I never felt rushed. The morning of my surgery I asked what size they had down and it said C cup. The nurse said is that still ok. I said a small C cup so she wrote that in.

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