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No pre-op and told I can Uber home—normal?

This subreddit is for everything concerning breast reductions. Users can discuss the different techniques, share personal experiences, ask questions about the surgery, and more. If you've had a reduction, are considering one, have something to say about them, or just want to learn more, you are welcome here.

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Stove Safety advice?

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Asking Landlord for Stove Safety Adjustment

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Deciding between surgeons

This subreddit is for everything concerning breast reductions. Users can discuss the different techniques, share personal experiences, ask questions about the surgery, and more. If you've had a reduction, are considering one, have something to say about them, or just want to learn more, you are welcome here.

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Birthdays and Mother’s Days are not fun

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Ideal weather/season for surgery/recovery?

This subreddit is for everything concerning breast reductions. Users can discuss the different techniques, share personal experiences, ask questions about the surgery, and more. If you've had a reduction, are considering one, have something to say about them, or just want to learn more, you are welcome here.

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Should I make more signs?

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High intensity exercise after your reduction?

This subreddit is for everything concerning breast reductions. Users can discuss the different techniques, share personal experiences, ask questions about the surgery, and more. If you've had a reduction, are considering one, have something to say about them, or just want to learn more, you are welcome here.

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Urinary incontinence

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Birth control and healing

This subreddit is for everything concerning breast reductions. Users can discuss the different techniques, share personal experiences, ask questions about the surgery, and more. If you've had a reduction, are considering one, have something to say about them, or just want to learn more, you are welcome here.

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How to motivate the unmotivated

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Christmas Eve and she’s asking me whose shoes are whose

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Reduction options

This subreddit is for everything concerning breast reductions. Users can discuss the different techniques, share personal experiences, ask questions about the surgery, and more. If you've had a reduction, are considering one, have something to say about them, or just want to learn more, you are welcome here.

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Sudden nausea?

Welcome to our community dedicated to supporting those on their Invisalign journey! *We also welcome users of other aligner brands, but please avoid advertising and follow the rules.

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Buy Now or Wait?: Demo Wilson V9 Blade 98

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This is the other tennis subreddit that is focused on playing the sport at an amateur level, including technical advice, strategy, and equipment. Reddiquette is in play. Upvote anything that contributes to the conversation, whether you agree with it or not.

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Moms ex boyfriend randomly showed up WTF

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Thank you for the friendship bracelet (XL Center)!!

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Dedicated to discussions about Sabrina and her music

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I really need her gone

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Suggestions on best way to hang this dry erase board?

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DIYHome is basically an extension of /r/diy, but not just a focus on projects we have done, but also general advice, guides, and photos for making your home a better looking and more functional place.

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Did I mess up inserting this roll of film or is the camera broken?

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It’s getting bad. I’m starting to fear for our lives

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Stopped after day 4

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How to not be affected by their emotions

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How to not be awkward during external work calls

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The respite is helping, maybe a home aide is truly needed

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