Dr. Robert Whitfield has type 1 diabetes since age 17 and was exposed to black mold, which he's been working to eliminate. After breastfeeding two large sons left his breasts depleted, he chose fat transfer as self-care and a modest boost rather than corrective surgery.
Yeah. So, I think one of the reasons why you felt— why you eventually were okay with working with me because I'm super healthy. I mean, as far as I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when I was 17, it's something that I've lived with since 2000. And, I'm really active. I eat really, really well. I really take care of myself. I also had something that came back in my tox tests. I also was dealing with black mold toxicity. Quite a few years ago, and so I'm still kind of processing that and removing that. But but it was great because we were able to to address it and and deal with it. And my I I breastfed two very gigantic beautiful boys, and they sucked the life out of my breasts. And I was in a in a place of not and I didn't I didn't make this choice because I wanted to fix my body, but I wanted to zhuzh it and like just give it some extra love and give it a little boost.
