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ifaith17
post 16/03/2012, 09:03 PM
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Totally know what you mean! Mine even have stretch marks on them. blink.gif *Sigh*. My days in a bikini were short lived!

Perfect excuse to buy some expensive new swimwear and lingerie, however... Hehehehehe
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post 16/03/2012, 09:12 PM
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OMG I am soooo not looking forward to this!! Still bf-ing baby #1 and packing a ridiculous pair of 14Gs. I'm usually a 12E. And they're already "flappier" than they were before baby. SIGH! I used to love my boobs!!
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tinytot2012
post 01/04/2012, 09:27 AM
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Im gettng mine done in 3 months.
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Yomumma
post 01/04/2012, 09:35 AM
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Go on the pill? The pill makes my boobs fill out and get a bit more upper boob lol
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shelbysmum
post 01/04/2012, 09:36 AM
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My personal trainer assures me that they fill out again once you hit menopause ohmy.gif
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post 01/04/2012, 09:37 AM
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QUOTE (Yomumma @ 01/04/2012, 09:35 AM) *
Go on the pill? The pill makes my boobs fill out and get a bit more upper boob lol


good point!!
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swimmingalong
post 01/04/2012, 10:32 AM
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I am actually proud of my saggy boobs..

(it's the pregnancy that changes the breast tissue, nothing to do with feeding)..

and I love the way that if I'm on top, dh doesn't have to stretch too far to reach them..

Just thought I'd put that image into your heads, lololol
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belindarama
post 01/04/2012, 10:36 AM
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Mine are horrendous! I have never been big when not pg or BFing but they have shrunk to a B. cup and are so low!

Not sure if we will go for number three yet but when we are done with babies I am getting them lifted I think. No implants but I'd like them to be where they used to be.

The worst I have seen was a woman at the MCH centre. She literally stuck her hand down through the neck of her t shirt, pulled one up and over the neckline and started feeding. She didn't need to pull the top down at all. It was saggy enough to come up and over all by itself! Made me feel slightly better!
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new~mum~reenie
post 01/04/2012, 10:47 AM
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I'll trade you - your saggy boobs for my flesh apron.
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KnightsofNi
post 01/04/2012, 10:55 AM
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I'll trade you - your saggy boobs for my flesh apron.


I have both. sad.gif
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