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9263335 tn?1403463032

Breastfeeding?

I'm 18weeks+3, I do plan on breastfeeding because my doctor has only told me the good benifits you get from it. Now my only fear is losing my boobs.. I used to be a 34 B & now I'm a 34 D & I love them. I hope they don't go away because my husband has been more attracted to me since they grew.
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I'm 34 DDD. And i want mine smaller. Lol. But they will just get bigger.
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9336631 tn?1403673169
They'r not gonna get smaller lol they'r gonna get even bigger good decision bf is the best good luck;)
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9157001 tn?1403652094
I was going to breastfeed when i have my baby but now I can't because of the medicine they put me on for my high blood pressure
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I was a 36c before pregos with my first born,  now 40dd. Yes they stay bigger as you breast feed. As you start to work out after done breast feeding you will lose your big boobs a bit. I went down to 38c before getting pregos with my second
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9263335 tn?1403463032
Lol I hear some girls say their boobs go back to their normal size...I just hope mine stay.
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8255052 tn?1399861806
My best friend since high school had small boobs until she had kids they never went back now there big! And i always tell her i knew her before she had big ****! Lol
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Dam I wish mine would grow! I'm still in a b/c lol
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