Even a simple act of weighing the breast mass would have confirmed that the non breast body fat content of your supposed friend would have been upwards of eighty pounds of *excess* body fat. The fact that she is in fact obese would expose her to serious drawbacks and risks that could affect her entire future life, physically and psychologically, in the event of surgery.
The effort of these medical industry members to override this important fact is highly predictable and virtually to be expected nowadays, since the PS industry, over a decade of promotion, has established the medical industry as its most significant symbiotic link. When the medical industry creates a system for drawing hundreds of million dollars out of the insurance industry for the facilitation of its own favorite surgery, the insurance companies, which are incapable of manufacturing money, must attain these huge funds (greater than everything spent on breast implants in America) in some way.
Primarily, they will have to rearrange their priorities, so that other needed surgeries, to other needy people, who may need relief from true chronic pain, will be turned down as a result. Thus, so that the medical industry can turn the insurance industry into its ass, perhaps half a billion dollars of other needed surgeries (that do not happen to be breast reduction) are denied.
The insurance companies, in order to fulfill the false and misleading trust in the medical establishment, find themselves not only *not profiting* from this (unlike the doctors, who profit greatly) but exposing themselves to potentially billions of dollars of legal liability should the shit (from denied medical cases) hit the fan
I’m 5’3″ and just about the same size. Bra buying is a bitch and back problems are common. A friend of mine, 4 inches shouter than I, was a 45 H. Her doc recommended a breast reduction to ease her chronic back pain, but the insurance co wouldn’t cover it until she lost at least 75lbs because her weight was was in the ‘obese’ category.
The actual relation of breast mass to body fat, in all its specifics and repercussions, can be complex, and confusing. But the relationship between breast mass and body fat may not be at all apparent to the senses or the mind, for a variety of reasons. For example, the bra band measurement, the number in 42DD, tends to show the amount of thickness in the upper body area, apart from the size of the breasts.
My close girlfriend, who was a double d and had a really sweet little figure, had the procedure done. she definitely needed it. she used to pay about $50 to have special size-reducing bras made and always wore baggy tops. i didn’t realize the emotional pain that she was in until she confided in me and showed me how disproportionate her body was. sometimes, husbands get scared when their wives initiate too much physical change. i don’t know, mine gets upset if i lose weight too fast(although, after this week, he has no cause for concern-oink,oink). i think they get threatened.
Paranoid fears of every woman in the US being brainwashed into getting their boobs cut off deleted. Look out Anji. I was just WAITING for Spectrum to start posting again when you posted on your breast reduction. Pretty soon, you’ll be accused of being a covert operative for cosmetic surgeons, here to subliminally convince us to get them too. Many of us who’ve been here a while have BTDT.
, but I was intrigued by the parts where they talk to the people before and after having surgery.Something that went through my head after seeing this: I wonder if the desire for certain people to have cosmetic surgery is motivated by the same sorts of things that can cause other people to have an eating disorder. I mostly wonder, since the people I saw on the show looked fine to me, at least fine enough not to warrant major corrective surgery.
I will be rooting for you to keep things under control. I think perhaps both my in-laws who aren’t big are what some people call type 1 and a halfs–they still produce insulin, but not enough, not that IR, like much heavier people. I myself am overweight, but not as much as other people, (25-35 lbs) so my pancreas may be a lazy son of a gun, I don’t know, but I do know I have some resistance as well because of the PCO and other indicators.
So therefore, would not a large breasted woman have greater protection from injury that leads to back disability from a variety of causes? One also has to ask, is it big breasts that cause back pain, or is it instead big breasts combined with inappropriate posture that causes the pain? Logically, the combination of two factors is very different than just one factor. H2 is way different than H2O. But its easy to see confusion can result.