I Macromastia Gigantomastia
This looks more like a SW creation than a person's story.
Thankfully there may be only one story of Petamastia (mega, giga, peta for the Latin challenged)
However never doubt breasts pinning a person to the bed. They can not get up or out. Imagine "My 600 pound life" of a 200 pound woman with 400 pound breasts. It is the stuff nightmares are made of.
To this lets review Dianne Odell. Put in an iron lung at age three, she spent her whole life lying down. Alone. In an iron lung that ran constantly. She had to use a mirror above her head to watch TV. No dancing, no swimming, no driving, no going to the movies.
Story http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/woman-dies-iron-lung-outage-article-1.332718
This story is useful. Not only did Dianne Odell write books and have fun. People cared about her. No one thought less of her. She should remind all of us what has not gone wrong. How good we have it. Ohh yea there are problems. Things do not work out. Pain, tears, fears, etc. Life is not fair.
When you walk across the room on your own two feet, be glad for what you have.
Kindly
Thankfully there may be only one story of Petamastia (mega, giga, peta for the Latin challenged)
However never doubt breasts pinning a person to the bed. They can not get up or out. Imagine "My 600 pound life" of a 200 pound woman with 400 pound breasts. It is the stuff nightmares are made of.
To this lets review Dianne Odell. Put in an iron lung at age three, she spent her whole life lying down. Alone. In an iron lung that ran constantly. She had to use a mirror above her head to watch TV. No dancing, no swimming, no driving, no going to the movies.
Story http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/woman-dies-iron-lung-outage-article-1.332718
This story is useful. Not only did Dianne Odell write books and have fun. People cared about her. No one thought less of her. She should remind all of us what has not gone wrong. How good we have it. Ohh yea there are problems. Things do not work out. Pain, tears, fears, etc. Life is not fair.
When you walk across the room on your own two feet, be glad for what you have.
Kindly
