Emotional rollercoaster

The journey is so emotional for me already at 14dpo
It’s crazy.

I’ve written all about my experience and feeling here:
http://www.myboobjourneyuk.wordpress.com

Xx

Wow amazing to read what you’ve been going through as I’ve felt the same! I was so disheartened when I woke up as my first thoughts were “Wow, thought they’d be bigger than that”. Do you mind if I ask you what your stats were pre-op and what you went for?
I’m 14 days PO today and am still undecided. Part of me thinks yes I could have gone bigger but I opted for the biggest of all the sides offered to me as it’s all down to your own body shape – which I totally forget. It was my first day back in the office today and I had some lovely compliments which made me feel a bit better. What got me was not feeling on cloud 9 from day 1 – instead I was confused, disheartened and upset and I didn’t prepare for that. I know there’s changes to come so keep reminding myself of that.
Thanks for sharing your journey so far 🙂 xx

Soo honest and so true was exactly how I felt in fact it wasn’t till around the 4 month mark I accually started to really like my boobs xxxx

@merlissa my stats were 5”6, 60kg and 34a I went with 400cc high profile unders.
I’m also 14dpo today and still don’t like them. Just trying to hold on and wait for the changes before decided for sure. Ah that’s lovely that you got lots of compliments. No one has really noticed mine yet which hasn’t helped the way I’ve felt. Totally agree about not feeling on cloud 9. I thought I’d be full of joy from the minute I woke up but I haven’t felt like that at all so far xx

@staceymlx I felt it was really necessary to be as honest as possible about this part of my journey as it’s really not something I thought about pre op. That’s good to know you eventually liked yours at 4 months. Gives me some hope that I will like mine xx

Aww honestly no one prepares you for the rollercoaster journey you go on some people love there boobs from the start and that’s great but for the most part of it a lot of girls don’t really like that for a good few months until they setttle fully I’m sure you will start to love yours Hun xxx

@georginaa-2 I am so glad your blog exists! I recommend any girls thinking about a BA to read this because it’s so honest. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us, I hope you start to enjoy this journey as well as your final results, your boobs will keep changing for up to a year so please don’t be discouraged. xx

@georginaa-2 Thank you for sharing, I can definitely relate to how you feel!
I was talking to a friend about her experience before I had my op and she mentioned having an emotional roller coaster and I guess I thought it wouldn’t happen to me because it was something that I’ve wanted for so long. (It’s kind of nice to know I’m not the only one!)
I have to keep trying to be positive and reminding myself that they’re still an improvement on what was there before but it doesn’t stop me feeling overwhelmed and upset at times. I keep taking photos to compare how they’re changing to try and remind myself that a lot of changes have happened and there are a lot more to come as well.
I hope the rest of your recovery goes well and you love them in the end 🙂 Xx

@becutie thank you so much 🙂 that really means a lot. When I started the blog I really didn’t expect anyone to read it but I’m so glad it’s helping others. I’m still hopeful I will end up loving my boobs!

@sunshine534 you’re welcome 🙂 I was the same and thought I wouldn’t let it get to me. Thought I was so prepared to wait out until the full results were visible but the mind is a powerful thing and emotions can be overwhelming. Photos are definitely the best way to compare. I’ve taken quite a few but am now trying not to look at my boobs too much as I sometimes find myself looking for all the things I don’t like about them xx

Ive just sent a message on your blog hun, hope thats ok! Ive read it through right from the start, ive found it very helpful x x

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