AmandaRaeLeo

Don't we all?

Gotta get the cuddles!

I got my furlings based on the fact that my heart recognized them as soon as I saw them.

I had my surgery with Dr. Aceves. He is wonderful and my experience was amazing!

My Furling Family: Mocha and Nutmeg are the dogs, girls, and Latte is the cat, boy.

Shepherd and maybe hound. We got her at the pound.

She's a pretty girl. A Heinz 57 mutt.

Nutmeg!

Yes.

I throw up. Violently.

Good luck to you. Dr. Illan has been steadily building a strong reputation.

I put my swimsuit on yesterday. Back in March while I was in California and Mexico it was super snug. I had to wiggle my way in and out. Yesterday it was loose and baggy. Extra baggy up top. :-( It frustrates me that many plus sized swimsuits are designed assuming the plus sized woman has a large bust. I just don't. And what little I have is disappearing with every pound. I was pleased at the apparent weight loss but saddened by just how unfeminine I felt in my swimsuit.

White wine irritates my sleeve. Red wine is fine. I get an almost instant buzz tho and tbh it's not overly pleasant.

Well I tried on my LB tankini from the Summer b4 last and it is more flattering due to the underwire but I still don't fill it out like I used to... Still, I'm pleased with my successes.

Now that Dr. Garcia himself is looking into it I hope we can let this go. I also hope, regardless of the outcome and regardless which version is true, that Blindsided speak with a counselor to help her cope with what has obviously been an overwhelmingly emotional experience.

Now that Dr. Garcia himself is looking into it I hope we can let this go. I also hope, regardless of the outcome and regardless which version is true, that Blindsided speak with a counselor to help her cope with what has obviously been an overwhelmingly emotional experience.

Now that Dr. Garcia himself is looking into it I hope we can let this go. I also hope, regardless of the outcome and regardless which version is true, that Blindsided speak with a counselor to help her cope with what has obviously been an overwhelmingly emotional experience.