First time I’ve heard someone talk about the joys of breast reduction surgery! I love it. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020 and learned just before the surgery that I could get my breast done for free during the surgery. I was so excited and jumped on it. Definitely gave me something positive to focus on during a difficult time. Having the reduction surgery not only allowed the doctor to take out more tissue that could have been cancer and allowed me to get my perfect C breast back. Thankful that today my cancer is gone and I have smaller boobies. 😊
Hey! This is random but I wanted to put this out here today God will provide!!! Jesus loves you, and he died and rose again to save you and me. He will help you with whatever you're struggling with right now
It’s so nice to hear someone actually talk openly about Breast Reduction instead of always just Breast Implants! Bigger Breasts aren’t always worked up to be what everyone who doesn’t have them think they are!
As a man, I honestly don’t care. But hearing what she had to say, this sounded like more of an insecurity towards her looks and how would people judge her body. I’m against doing stuff to your body just to please people in a way or the other. But then again, it’s their choice.
@@mouath_14 she literally said she had incredible back pain and the clothing struggle is real. The extra attention is more then just self confidence issues.
@@mouath_14 Perhaps when she spoke about the drastic change in her breast size in the span of a year at the age of 12-13 years old, there may have been some insecurities going on as it’s not uncommon for very young girls to feel awkward from all the unsolicited attention a young girl may receive, however past that point it was clearly not about her wanting this procedure because of what other people thought. Not once did she say anything about her peers or other people making comments nor attracting the wrong attentions from makes, etc. Back pain and overall upper body pain is very commonly heard by females as a problem when having very large, natural breasts, and even more so, as she mentioned, on someone who has a very petite body size otherwise.
I had breast reduction surgery 9 years ago after giving birth to twin girls. I have 3 kids... I wanted to be a runner and my breasts were so big from my pregnancy so I went for it. I have my body back, my confidence, and most importantly, in the last 9 years, I have run so many half marathons I have lost count! Just finished the Stockholm marathon this last weekend. Hooray for smaller boobs!💕❤️ And a healthier more comfortable mother! Win win!
A friend had reduction. The grooves cut into her shoulders, the backaches! Eight pounds of tissue removed (seriously). She was so happy she had it done.
My surgeon removed 11 1/2 pounds. I wish I'd had done it many years earlier. My posture is still bad, but the shoulder grooves are gone. I went from a H cup to a B.
I can tell you - I had reduction surgery after having been TOO BIG since I was 10 years old & I absolutely hated it. Had it done after I'd had my 3 babies & I've never regretted it. Wish I could have had it much earlier in life. 👍👍👍
I have a friend who is about 5’2” and was wearing a G. Her back was always hurting her and picking up her baby was a struggle. She got a reduction and said it was the best thing ever. Her insurance did pay for it because she had a year (maybe more) of documented doctors visits for back pain, etc.
This happened to my daughter and honestly it just destroyed her. She became reclusive...wore extremely large sweat shirts...was humiliated and so uncomfortable with the attention....she turned to drugs and ultimately lost her life. People don't easily accept this as the reason why she declined so rapidly..but I was there. I watched my beautiful girl crawl into herself...hide...try to numb her insecurity...it's anything but funny. ( please know I'm only sharing because I want everyone to understand how much this matters. People tend to trivialize this)
I undetstand:( I wanted to kill myself for years, the large breast were destroying me, finally had the reduction, worth it all!! Years later I had breast liposuction and life got even better, I'm so sorry your daughter had to live with that horrible feeling, I was her, I know exactly what you are saying.
I'm a 32K and only 5'1". I've been in pain my whole adult life from this. I'm currently nursing my last baby and so giddy over the prospect of finally being able to get a reduction! Thank you for being so candid about your experience, especially with regards to the pain and scars.
Make sure you research the doctor before you allow him/her to cut on you. I had a not so competent doctor so things aren’t good but it’s still better than the pain I had being a 36h at 5’2”. But I’ve known others now that have had fantastic results. Just do your research and you’ll be fine!!
@@Erin_The_Lotus Breasts are mostly fat so that can increase their size if you gain weight. I breast-fed three kids but never had that deflating balloon effect. I’m considerably heavier than I was in my 20s and 30s but too much of that weight is breasts.
As a child my best friend wore a DDD in 5th grade. She was not even a heavy kid. She ended up being a K cup. She had a reduction for her high school graduation gift. When she woke up she said oh my gosh 😳 you turned me into an a cup. The dr said no honey I could get you smaller than a D cup. The funniest part was I had almost zero boobs. No joke an A cup was to big on me. We joked that she ended up with my boobs by mistake. I finally got implants when I was 21, for the same reasons you got a reduction. I just wanted to be able to buy clothing that fit. I am happy to say I am now a perfect C cup.
Since you had back pain it could have been covered by insurance. Anytime it's causing you a physical problem then it's no longer just for cosmetic reasons. You could have gotten it covered and so could anyone who's having back pain. The doctor can help you prove that to the insurance company
I love when people use their platform to talk about things like these. It could literally be life changing for a young girl or any woman. You help remove stigma and encourage people to talk and ask about it. Really inspirational. You guys are great 💕
Thanks for the video! You said you were a DDD... Would love to know what your post-op/current bra size is and how you decided how small to go :))) Thanks!!
I had breast reduction surgery nearly 30 years ago. I was a FF cup, reduced to a C cup. They took 11lbs of tissue away. Best thing I’ve ever done, scars aren’t even noticeable at this point ❤️
@@rowanjoy419 sorry I missed your comment! I’m a C cup now and I’m still overjoyed. It’s really whatever you’re comfortable with and what your frame can carry 🫶
I know. When ppl talk about "The beautiful ppl" this is who they're talking about. Jack. What a gorgeous child. They have so much fun with him. He's a lucky kid. Jack looks exactly like Sarah. Wonder what they do for a living. Can u make much of a living as RU-vidrs?
I am a DDD and once I get down to my pre-covid weight I am getting a breast reduction!! Can't wait to be rid of the back pain and be able to wear the correct size dresses and bathing suits!
I have double H cups and have been considering getting this done for years. Every time I bring it up, all I hear is vane people saying don't do it. It makes me so glad that you posted this! You answered some genuine questions I've had and helped me to be more confident in my decision. ❤ You guys are absolutely wonderful, keep being you!!
It's your body, don't listen to those vain people who are projecting their beliefs onto your body. If you're in pain, and it's something you've seriously been considering, you should start researching and discuss it with your doctor. Some insurances will even pay for some or all of it if it's adversely affecting your health! To be honest, I myself have never had anything beyond a small B. I spent half my life wishing I could get implants, and it had been suggested multiple times to me. I decided I'm going to do what's best for me and my body. Once I stopped listening to other people, I started feeling better about myself. So, long story short, do what's best for you and your body.
DO IT! Seriously, one of the best decisions of my life. Make the decision for YOU, no one else. No one else has to live in your body. I started complaining in 9th grade and my mom REPEATEDLY told me it wasn't a big deal and she'd seen the horrible scars of a patient she worked on in the ER, and I'd get smaller after having kids, etc... News flash: I got BIGGER. I finally had it done when I was 26. I was engaged at the time and I didn't ask my fiance's opinion at all. I told him I was doing it. I'd been fighting with my insurance company for a long time. I finally got a new job and new insurance and JUMPED at the chance when it came! Like she said in the video, LIFE CHANGING!
I've had people say all's sorts of terrible things to me. Don't listen to them. It will improve your life in every way. You just have to do it. Breath through the fear and nerves. Do it. You will never regret it, I promise. I'm 50 today, got mine when I was in the navy in 97, I was 24. I didn't have anyone to help me at all. Drove myself to and from the surgery. Took 6 weeks of bed rest. By myself. Best thing I ever did for myself. Do it. You will be so happy 😁
I had a breast reduction and I 100% recommend it!! It changed my life. I hated the way I looked, I hated the way clothes fit me and I was super, super self-conscious. I felt like I never would want to be naked in front of anyone and it was depressing. I had a friend that briefly went before me and I was so Blown away by her results that I made a consultation appointment immediately and moved forward with it. I don’t even remember it being very painful. All I remember is the joy when I woke up and all that extra weight was gone and I could wear a tank top with a little bralette and not being self conscious! Thank you for sharing❤️
I grew up with very small breasts and decided to have implants put in. I went from barely B to a triple D. Ten years later I want to have them removed. Big boobs are over rated
Go for it! I had my implants taken out after 14 years! Best decision and money spent on myself. I went from a DD down to full B small C with my own tissue. They are able to transfer fat from other places on your body and use it to make what size you want if needed. Well worth the time, pain and Money.
My granddaughter went through this just this last year and she’s 11, heading to 7th grade. I myself have had 7lbs removed. It’s terrible to have too much, physically and mentally.
As a teenager, I helped take care of an elderly woman who had EE sized and lived before such an option existed. They eventually destroyed her back and she died of pneumonia due to immobility.
It has to be all in the hormones, GMOs and other poisons they’re feeding you people in America! All your filthy fast food, McDonald’s, Taco Bell’s, carbonated soda drinks, chips, and such… In every other country in the world, we have the opposite problem. For the most part. Except for Central and South America, maybe, but they are fed pretty much the same junk you do. 😢🤢🤮
I grew boobs pretty early and got unwanted attention. It really feels scary and awful to have older guys making comments and staring when mentally, you just weren't there yet. Now, I love having them, but back then, I did not.
Loved watching this. I'm in a similar situation except for I was an A cup and got breast implants thinking that I needed them to "feel like a woman" and now that I've matured and found my husband I cannot wait to get then removed. I'm 32 weeks pregnant so I have to wait until after I finish breastfeeding, but I seriously cannot wait. I am so ready to get them removed and I know I will feel like a completely new person!
I had a breast reduction for my 30th birthday present to myself and I’m now 61. I had very little pain and was back to work in 2 weeks. The most painful part was having drain tubes removed. My insurance did pay for it all because of my back pain and dips in my shoulders from bra straps. I was in 7-8 size pants with 38DD boobs in 7th grade! I wanted a reduction for years and finally did it and I have had absolutely no regrets!
Kudos for sharing so openly, and also for making it clear that you are sharing your experience and not giving advice. I had cosmetic surgery after a huge weight loss. No regrets at all. It sounds like your surgeon recommended sticking to a schedule with meds, rather than “chasing the pain”, as my surgeon phrased it. I don’t regret taking the effort to maintain a schedule.
OMGoodness, just like my daughter!! She wore 3 bras too! Her grandma paid for her to have her breast reduction. She's so, so much better & happier now.
Awww!!! 10 gold stars for Derek!!!!😜. I was always interested in getting a reduction, my mother in law had it done when she was young she was a J I think. I love that you two share your lives with us. Keep those videos coming🥰
@@mouath_14 I disagree. Emphasizing that the first is what’s important implies that after the first a woman/man is now impure, which is totally not the case. This is just my opinion.
Normally a 32G and currently pregnant and no longer fitting my bras. Thank you for this video. I've struggled with back and neck pain and it's even more of a challenge now.
How can I be 52 and just adoring you guys so much?!? And your other Beeston fam too? I found you while in recovery from Covid and I’m doing great! But wanted to share that I explanted my toxic breast implants in March 2021 😬 I had them for 25 years and have survived so much sickness and pain. I’m sooooo freaking happy I did it. I also got a lift (much needed, trust me lol) and holy sheesh it was all so painful but completely worth it. My only regret is that I waited so long! Much love to you guys, keep the goodness flowing 💪
I just got a reduction 2 weeks ago!! It’s already the best decision I’ve ever made. I was in a ton of pain and went through some hoops to get it covered by insurance. It took longer to get it approved and I went to a chiropractor for 5 weeks and got a note from them. But if you’re thinking about it DO IT
Everyone I've ever known to has gotten the surgery they are so happy so grateful and they just wish they did it earlier I'm an OR nurse and everything that Sarah is saying is 100% correct my daughter wants that surgery and I said okay let's do it whenever you're ready to do it we will do it
Thank you so much for doing this! I have so many questions, and I’m nervous over it. I’m an I cup and I wear a size Medium so it’s like miserable 😂 but I am literally horrified that after I have a baby they will come back.
I am somehow just seeing this video. I had a reduction done in 2009 and like you and many others said it was THE BEST thing I could’ve done, even though it also affected my ability to breastfeed. I went from a 40 H to a DD. Every time, before my surgery, I gained weight it was the first to gain and last to lose. That’s not the case now! I am so glad you did this video (even if it was weird for you to do) and shed light on this. I wish insurance covered it more often. I was fortunate and Tricare paid 100% for me with minimal proof needed.
You two, now 3, are just absolutely precious! If im feeling down, I just open your channel and before long, I'm laughing! Thank you for sharing your joy. ~ Laura in Idaho~
I have a 34G/H rn and I’m so over it. But I’m going to try to just lose weight and maybe come off hormonal birth control. I really want to try and wait until I’ve had kiddos. But this makes me hopeful for the future!!!!
I was a DDD In six grade and I’m now 16 in the 10th grade with a size G, they’re so ugly, saggy and Full of dark stretch marks. Since I just turned 16 I’ve been looking for a job to save up for a reduction because my family can’t afford to spend money on “unnecessary things”. I hear the way guys talk about girls and make fun of them at school for things they can’t control. I know a reduction will boost my confidence. I’m just hoping and praying that I will get a job and be able to eventually save up enough for a reduction.
@@CharlieSwans I have a lot of anxiety around men and my doctor is a guy so I don’t really wanna talk about it to him even though I should and I don’t wanna lie cause I don’t really have pain but I do have discomfort only because I’m unproportionate and I don’t like the attention but I feel like that’s not enough for insurance to cover cause we have cheap insurance
Really interesting to hear and it's good to hear you talk candidly about it. The jokes and connection between the 2 of you is adorable. Your mom is equally as beautiful as the rest of ya (even having been on baby duty)
This is random but I’ve always thought you’d look so good with ginger hair! I mean ofc your hair is already such a beautiful color but I don’t know I just feel like you’d totally pull off ginger colored hair!
But then I'd never be able to tell the channels apart! I'm still really new and obviously there are other differences but in mind its "blonde wife/Auburn wife" 🤣
I love the way you work out the events in your life together no matter how personal and life changing. I’m so very proud of you and excited for your amazing future . 👏😍❤️❤️❤️😘
I've recently been considering breast reduction. I remember being 18 and worrying that they were too big at a C 🤣 Well I've been 34DDD/E for a quite a few years now. It's so hard to find a bra that fits! I have to go to specialty stores and pay more for them. I haven't tried ordering online yet but that's been a recommended option. I can't imagine having boobs as big as mine at 13! That sounds horrifying! I've always had back pain, but I've associated that with my flat feet (definitely a big factor! But I wonder about my breasts affecting my back too). And I've had terrible posture for years so I wonder if that might improve too along with working to strengthen specific muscles.
Do it! Your neck, back, shoulder pain will disappear. My vertigo was cured too. I guess the weight pulled on the tubes in my ears and caused dizziness. I also lost weight, 75 pounds over all, around my hips and waist after two surgeries 7 years apart. 15 pounds taken in all. Ask your doctor to request it for insurance coverage.
Do you have before and after pictures? Thank you for sharing your decision and recovery with us. My friend also had a breast reduction, it was the best thing she ever did. She went from an E size to a B. What a shocker, but she was very happy with it.
I feel this in my soul. I have DD's that I've hated for a long time. I've only just gotten to the point (over the last couple years) where I don't despise them, but I still want them down to a B or a C. People without naturally large breasts just don't understand the physical and emotional pain. For years I would cry because I felt like all people saw me as was a giant walking boob. I worried constantly that, that was all people would see when I would walk into a room. I've had people leave comments on pictures about them, I've been sexually assaulted because of them (and I know that can happen regardless, but I've been assaulted on multiple occasions and it's the boobs they go for 100% of the time.) You just don't feel fully human. That's not even dealing with the physical pain and discomfort. Certain types of exercise are just no goes without multiple sports bras. Running up and down the stairs...painful. I feel so much for all the women who have breasts even larger than mine. Just know you're not alone! If I had the money, I'd get them done. It'll be one of the first things I ask God for when He returns :P Thank you so much for talking about your experience. It feels easier to deal with when you know there are other people out there who are feeling the same pain you are. Also, just as a funny side note, I started growing breasts when I was around 8-9 and I remember having a dream, sitting between two boys in my 3rd grade class. It was one of those naked dreams and they were both staring unabashedly at my chest while I covered myself in shame. In 3rd grade! What a tragedy that even little kids know when something is different and feel bad about it.
Hey Derick.. I've been watching you and your interactions with your beautiful wife and then with little Jack ever since you came on to RU-vid, and in my opinion, you deserve a night sky filled with bright and beautiful golden stars!! I wish more young husbands and fathers would follow your example. But now in all fairness, I have to pay equal attention to Sarah, because I see just as much love for you and Jack coming out of her too! Yep..all in all I'd have to say that little Jack is a very lucky little boy! Blessings to the whole Beeston Fam!! ⭐🌟💫✨💫🌟⭐
Thank you for being so open in this video! I’m currently pregnant and a DDD and I want a reduction sooooo bad. I was thinking of maybe doing it after I finish breastfeeding, but now I’m doing it for sure. I can’t wait to feel more confident and the back pain to go away😭💛
It has to be all in the hormones, GMOs and other poisons they’re feeding you people in America! All your filthy fast food, McDonald’s, Taco Bell’s, carbonated soda drinks, chips, and such… In every other country in the world, we have the opposite problem. For the most part. Except for Central and South America, maybe, but they are fed pretty much the same junk you do. 😢🤢🤮
@@InspektoraDeFrutas. Oh! You again - copying and pasting your nasty comments. You could share the same information in an entirely Christlike tone should you choose.
I had this done about 14 yrs ago and have never regretted once. I was very fortunate that my insurance did cover it. Had terrible back and shoulder pain. Took about 6 months to get approval. Went from a D to a B. I am only 5 ft. tall and have a very small frame. Can't even see the scars now. And yes it was very painful but you get through it.
Thank you! I just watched this and I've been considering one. I'm a DDD and I really appreciate hearing your open honesty opinion. You're in Utah right? Me too! Can I ask who your doctor was?
It has to be all in the hormones, GMOs and other poisons they’re feeding you people in America! All your filthy fast food, McDonald’s, Taco Bell’s, carbonated soda drinks, chips, and such… In every other country in the world, we have the opposite problem. For the most part. Except for Central and South America, maybe, but they are fed pretty much the same junk you do. 😢🤢🤮
@@InspektoraDeFrutas. It's the third time I read your comment under this video and every time it makes me angry, cause I am a woman in Europe with an EU H-cup (I think in USA it's an E). Mine grows also when I was really young and I eat healthy. It is a genetic thing and I don't wanted them. For my hole life I tried to cover them, because otherwise some men starred at them and I was told by some other people (mostly women with small breasts) that I look like a prostitute, or too sexy. I never wanted to look sexy, so I cover then with some loose shirts... But then other people told me I dress like a boy and I should dress more like a girl. I am now 25 years old and got mental issues just because of my big breasts, I never wanted... And of course I have also back pain from the weight. There are people all over the world with big boobs because it is a genetic thing. Sure the hormones are a part of it, but it is a genetic thing how your body produces the hormones. Ps: the most women buy too small cups. Some of them just because they are scared about the comments they would get and other because the shops didn't sell it in their stores. So please don't judge us big breasted women, when you don't know about us.
@@katham.9034 So, you read my comment three times and you still didn’t get my point? I am not judging anyone for big breasts! How can I? But this is the ecology today! If you don’t know, for your information, they’ve been adding female hormones (ESTROGEN) into all water, processed foods, vitamins/pills, especially in the west, *to feminize all the men* ! That’s why all the men there are so effeminate and weak and henpecked and “feminist”, while all the women receive double and triple doses of their female hormone, which they already have naturally, that’s why all your breasts abnormally bombarded 23456... times their normal natural size! So please calm down and stop getting angry! None of this is my fault. Don’t make me your enemy for telling you the truth. If you can’t help getting angry, I just don’t read my comments. It’s a simple solution. Do not blame me. Please learn to read carefully and to understand what you read. And blame those who are truly responsible for this! To be more precise, the devil. Shalom.
I had mine at 39 best thing I ever did. Hard! And wish it had been sooner. You are an amazing woman. Once upon a time summer prior to 7 th grade….fall on 7th grade I suffered ridicule from then until 20’s. I feel your pain. A fishing trip on rough seas made the final decision for me. I am sooooo. Glad I had it done!
I've been thinking about getting a reduction for years. I'm 27 now and I first started thinking about this at 16. I was like you.. Went from having no boobs or A cup to H cup in like 3 seconds😳 I live in Norway and the government actually covers this if you have issues caused by the big boobs which I do. But they told me I should wait until after I have kids and breastfeed🤷♀️ I'm not overweight or anything and now I have K cup🙃 they just keep growing it seems. If you take away half of them I would still have bigger boobs than most people. This video was helpful and answered a bunch of my questions! Thank you for being so open and honest about this😊
jeezus, a K cup! I dont know about waiting. depending on how your life goes that could mean you spend half your life confined by them, instead of getting more freedom now.
@@pattyfluegel7816 I understand where you're coming from, but as a woman with J cups who breastfed her daughter, I can tell you its hard to consider the prospect of not being able to have that connection with your future children.
@@pattyfluegel7816 Correct. But her government SUGGESTED that she wait - in the end it's her choice and will be financially covered either way. So if she's choosing not to get it done now, there's obviously a reason why. That reason has to be pretty important to put up with the back pain and issues caused by a large chest. I was simply explaining WHY she MIGHT feel that way in case you don't have experience to draw from. But you go on with your defensiveness sweetie. 😘
I had a reduction when I was 18. Also DDD at that stage. I'm 48 now and still have the most beautiful, naturally firm breasts. If I had my life over 1 million times, its the one thing I'd do over and over!
Congratulations. As a hairstylist I see and hear all kinds of issues with body abnormalities…. Both real and imagined. I myself had hip lipomas that were detrimental to my self esteem growing up. They made daily life so hard cuz there was nothing I could do to make them less obvious. Nothing fit right. It made me obsessed about my weight cuz no matter what I wore. i had an odd shape. Forget what it looked like naked. Omg. The day I had them removed was probably one of the best days of my life. I could finally wear normal, off the rack clothes and not feel so awkward…. I was so misshaped….. I felt so much shame about how overweight they made me look…. Pants cut into me at the waist…. It was horrible. My parents just thought it was a weight thing. But even at my skinniest I was misshaped…..when I finally had the reduction…. I never again had to think about it. I was just a normally shaped lady… I can’t say how much of a relief I felt. Every one of my clients that had their breasts reduced or life long body issues corrected felt that it improved the quality of their lives tremendously. I had to save a long time to do it. Worth it? Oh yea!!!! So I congratulate you 100%.
Any video like this that can help people, is wonderful. This can be a painful and awkward subject for many young girls, and having a platform to tell them, look it is okay, and this is what happened to me. Thank you for making this video, you will probably never know how many people you have helped. New subscriber love your videos!
I am a young 80 yr old (recoving from hip replacement) and married 46 yrs no children. I found your story compelling. I was thankful that Derek was with you during this discussion. I love your vlogs and the unbounded love you share with one another and the littles. Wow, what a better world this would be if we all experienced this. My favorite was giving Jack his 1st skateboard!! Thank you for being you!!!❤😊
My first girlfriend went from b cup to triple E cup in 2 years she had hers reduced to a b cup. Changed her life she went from tired all the time to runner and very happy
Thank you so much for talking about this! I have been wanting to get one for years, but I’m trying to figure out when I will have time for the surgery and recovery (plus who my support person would be since I live so far from home). I really appreciate the candid answers and I’m so glad that you don’t regret it at all and your quality of life significantly improved! Much love! ❤️
Too bad I don't have the money for a reduction. I've needed one forever now, and can't afford it. I take care of my mom and barely scrape by 😢😭 I'm so happy that you got it done! And I still truely loved listening to your story. I love you guys! ❤❤❤
If you can get your Dr to agree that its affecting your physical well being, back & neck...etc. it will become a medical necessity, and even state medicaid will cover the procedure. If u are legitimately taking care of your mom ...like an official care taker.. her insurance will pay for respite care. 🙋🏼♀️👍
I watched your channel for the first time today….you are adorable. When you were sharing your breast reduction surgery, I immediately thought of my daughter, Summer. Her story is so much like yours. She wore the multiple bras, just like you. She was a cheerleader, and an amazing dancer. I was so proud when she put herself in front of audiences to dance and cheer. She had enough self-confidence, without a moment of embarrassment. When she was 15, I took her to a consultation for breast reduction. She was so petite (5 feet tall, perfect figure everywhere else, but her bra size was 32 DDD). She had the surgery, and was (and still is) 32 C. She has 3 daughters, and it’s looking like her oldest, my granddaughter, Mia, might be facing the same thing. I’m so happy that both you and Summer healed perfectly. She was able to breastfeed all of the girls, and she produced so much “leftover”, so she pumped and donated it. I didn’t even know that was a thing lol. I’m so glad I pursued that option for her. It was hands-down the best parental decision I have ever made.
Yesss girl, I went from being a AA in middle school and having someone comment “president of the itty bitty titty committee much?” on my Facebook... to being a 30DDD in high school and having to special order bras, my back was sooooo messed up.
I had normal sized boobs and couldn’t produce a lick of milk now on the other hand, my sister had teeny tiny boobs and made enough milk that she had to pump and stock up when she wasn’t feeding...
Them trying to figure out how to close blinds made me feel better that I’m not the only one that can’t close them (also congrats on your tik tok blowing up).
Hey girl I got a breast reduction when I was 16. It helped so much. I played soccer & danced since I was like 3 yrs old! It was the best decision I ever made! I love that you made this video! I love you family. You have the prettiest smile, & your funny. Your husband is so awkward & cute & funny @ the same time! You guys are literally the cutest couple Ever!!!! And jack!!!!!! OmG!!!! His 👀eyes LOL!!!! Gorgeous!!!
For the record, insurance can cover it if it is affecting you medically. My cousin also had absurdly large breast at a very young age and because she had asthma it affected her ability to breath properly. It doesn't hurt to check with your insurance provider to find out.
That’s great you take the time to explain all about those situations and are not comfortable talking about it ( if seem comfortable) great job love the channel you guys are great
I commend you both for sharing this information with others. The benefits of doing so may never be known, but the relief given to other women contemplating or facing this procedure is immeasurable. God richly bless you both.
Best decision of my life too!! I even got to breast feed my girls for a little bit. I mean I supplemented but I got to bond though!! The crazy thing is my breast got bigger as I gained weight and got pregnant. I can't imagine how huge they would've been if I hadn't gotten it!! I was sooo excited to get mine chopped off!! My hubby saw my before pics and told me thank you!!! Haha
We are in the process of getting everything together so that my daughter can get a reduction because she was literally just like you. She went from a small A cup to D cup over one summer. She is currently bigger than a GG cup and it causes her so much pain and interferes with everything she does including sleeping. She gets it from her paternal Great Grandmother. Both she and 1 of her cousins got the giant boob gene and like you said losing weight doesn’t affect them. Because it’s for medical reasons our insurance should pay for it otherwise we will have to take out a loan to cover the cost because it’s horrible seeing your child in pain.
Sarah, you are absolutely so brave and strong talking about this subject. You're helping so many girls who don't know where to turn for this kind of information. I used to work in the Operating room of a hospital here in Honolulu, so I'm really interested in the process of the procedure. How long did you have to stay in the hospital, post operative? Did you get the procedure done in a hospital, or was it done in a clinic? I'm so glad you are happy and feeling less pain afterwards!! Oh, by the way, Derik, GOLD STAR brother, ⭐ I just want to say, with all do respect, Sarah, your Mom is gorgeous!! I just recently subscribed to your channel, and I'm trying to catch up watching your videos. I started watching your short videos on RU-vid last week. Your son Jack, is the cutest baby on the internet!! Have a great Independence Day weekend!! God bless you and protect you all. ALOHA!!! Kenny
My surgery was a "same day", went home after 2hrs out of surgery. Just had to not overdue and not lift anything for about a wk. Then not lift over 5lb for a wk. Then 10lb for another wk. I didn't have much pain and I healed quickly.
@Crystal Erdmann May I ask... was your reduction done in hospital or at a clinic? Was it done by a plastic surgeon? Was anyone allowed to be with you? Did they send you home with medication or did you have to pick up a prescription after surgery?
A friend in high school had this problem as well. She had to wait until after graduation to make sure she stopped growing. She was stooped forward and in a ton of pain but was still an athlete. In college, I almost didn’t recognize her with her standing upright and she said she was so much happier and no more back pain.
My sister had enormous boobs that were not the same size. She suffered for years before a doctor convinced her she really needed reduction surgery. She had no problem with insurance covering the procedure. She also says it was the best thing she ever did. Prior to surgery, she had tried to breastfeed her two children, but despite having huge breasts, did not produce enough milk.
Wow! It has to be all in the hormones, GMOs and other poisons they’re feeding you people in America! All your filthy fast food, McDonald’s, Taco Bell’s, carbonated soda drinks, chips, and such… In every other country in the world, we have the opposite problem. For the most part. Except for Central and South America, maybe, but they are fed pretty much the same junk you do. 😢🤢🤮
Your family is amazing!!!!!!! I love all of you guys!!!! I am so glad I found you!!! I definitely want to get rid of my boobs completely!!!!!!! I just wish I could do it financially!!!!! Gold Star for Derrick!!!!! I love you guys so much!!!!!
I’m new to your channel and love your family content! And side note thank you for being brave and opening up to this subject and sharing your experience. I too was a triple by age 14 and it was scary and embarrassing! I grew up in Las Vegas and I got so much unwanted attention from men. I was super insecure and still am about it! I really want a reduction next year. And also I had no problems breastfeeding my daughter but my son-nothing! Never once! Lol- every baby body experience is different. Each pregnancy is different not just from one person to another but from each baby to another lol. Thank you for sharing from one momma to a beautiful momma of Jack ❤️
