Nancy’s Story
by Nancy
June Contest Winner

My story is quite comical. I am the youngest of four girls. My three older sisters developed quite nicely when they went through puberty. I looked at them and they were all very well proportioned. At the age of twelve my nipples were extremely large and my sisters all laughed and said, "Looking at the size of your areolas, you're going to have larger boobs than all of us".

I was thrilled to say the least. I was the lucky one. I was nicknamed "Moo Cow", but it didn't bother me because I knew my fate would change when I started to develop. Three years rolled by and at the age of fifteen, my breasts hadn't changed at all with the exception of even LARGER areolas! I had to wear padded bras that made me sweat. Bathing suits were impossible to find with pads in them and I was embarrassed to dress out in my PE class. I now had several funny nicknames, which included, “Cookie Monster Eyes”, “Fried Eggs”, “Oscar”, and “Baby Honkers”. Although it bothered me, I laughed along with everyone else.

Prior to getting married, I didn't let my fiancée see my breasts. I knew I was supposed to wait until my wedding night and believe me, I was afraid my fiancée would run if he saw the real McCoys. I knew he loved me for me, but my breasts made me feel very insecure about myself and my womanhood.

At the age of 25, I decided to undergo a breast augmentation. I went from a 32 AA to a 34 D and would do it all over again. It was the best decision I ever made regarding my self-esteem. There was no VANITY to my story. I didn't want larger breasts to flash them around and show everyone. I just wanted to look normal like most women. When your breasts don't develop at all, it can be devastating.

Twenty years have passed since my first augmentation and I had some sagging from losing and gaining weight. It was time for a redo. I guess I am somewhat naive about things, but I never told anyone my story because I thought only hookers, dancers and vain women had surgery like this done.

I did some research online and found BreastImplants411. The website was very helpful and informative. What amazed me were all the pictures that I found of women with breasts like mine, or women who had very little breast tissue. I would say that at least 80% of the women who opt for surgery are not vain at all. They are moms, grandmothers, businesswomen, widows, young and old alike who just want to feel better about their bodies. I underwent a second breast augmentation with a mastopexy (lift) this past September, thanks to encouragement and pictures from BI411.

If you are even remotely thinking about getting breast augmentation, Go for it!! I did it twice and have never regretted a moment of either time. The pain is minimal and certainly worth the outcome.