A short personal account (YouTube video transcript) in which the speaker describes regret about timing of breast implant removal, the impact of having children and breastfeeding on that decision, and how a cancer diagnosis prompted urgent removal to protect immune health. The speaker advises removing implants as early as possible—ideally before or between children.
Then I had kids. You know, you got to kind of factor in kids and breastfeeding. And so I wish that I got them out sooner. And I just want to say that because people are like, well, if you were healthy, why didn't you? But it just wasn't in the cards for us. And this is part of my story and my timeline. And getting cancer was really the kick yourself in the butt, get these things out, you know, like, you got to get your immune system in track. And so that was my story in my timeline. But if you have the opportunity and the means to do it, do it asap. Even before having kids, do it between having kids. That would be my encouragement. I don't know what you would say.
