Supersized - what's stopping you? Most insurance companies cover that kind of thing now and it really is wonderful! There's not as much pain associated with the surgery as I thought. Best of all, I learned what it felt like to NOT have back pain for the first time since 8th grade. :D

I may check into that StarPrincess. My catch will probably be that I have no documented back pain. It's mostly just an inconvenience for me. I might have to look for some other qualifiers. It's embarassing to be in an aerobics class when they tell you to lay on stomach with head to one side and your cheek doesn't touch the floor due to the chest. You have to settle for touching the upper part of your head to the floor. UGH!!!...Maybe that's why I don't go to aerobics classes anymore?????

LOL - I hear you there! But if you're interested in the surgery, I can't encourage you enough to at least look into it. I had no documented back pain issues either. I just said something to my doctor about it and he agreed that I was very out of proportion and referred me to a surgeon. The surgeon's office took care of all the pre-approval stuff with the insurance company and just like that - it was done!

It's like the ultimate reward!

I've lost some inches already. Currently I'm at 41-36-42.5. In the past I've lost down from DD to a B or C. I just don't seem to be losing any cup size this time. When I get to the size I want to be I'll reassess. My doctor probably wouldn't think I was out of proportion at this time.

I've decided on my ultimate reward today. When I get to my goal, I'm getting a beautiful, free-standing, full-length mirror. I haven't owned a full-length mirror in 7 years and I think it would be the perfect way of rewarding myself for creating a body that I like.

Just wanted to share. :D