My Breasts..."I Love Them Like They Are My Kids"

Now that I have your attention...back in February of 2009 I wrote a blog entry titled Is KKK The New C Cup? I Hope Not!!! . This blog entry was written about Sheyla Hershey who sports 38KKK breasts.
Veronica and I were watching television the other night and a commercial came on air about a new episode of a program called My Strange Addiction. This programs commercial was telling about an upcoming episode which featured Sheyla Hershey and her famous breasts. For those who are interested, this program will air this Sunday night, 2/26/12 on TLC at 10/9C.
I guess that I will now have to amend the title of my previous blog entry about this subject, to read..Is 38KKK and/or 38LLL The New C Cup? I Sure Hope Not!!!
And in closing I would like to say this...at my age I believe in steering clear of any appendages big enough and heavy enough to knock me for a loop or give me a concussion. I'm just saying....

Below is a story written and published by Krista Wick on TheInsider.com web site and shown on an AOL.video and write up:

By KRISTA WICK

February 17, 2012

$250,000 is money well spent, says Sheyla Hershey of her massive, 38KKK implants. Not only do they delight the men folk, the 32-year-old has come to love them as much (or more) than her own daughter.
"I love them like they are my kids...They are the most good thing in my life," explains Sheyla. "The women [are] always jealous because their husbands can't keep their eyes off my breasts."
Despite a recent, life-threatening infection, Sheyla aspires to go even bigger. Can friends stop her from pursuing the L's?
Find out when the all-new episode of My Strange Addiction, airing Sunday night on TLC.

Below is a video featuring Sheyla Hershey on TheInsider.com discussing here breasts:

Getting There Slowly

Today I went for my first walk since the knee surgery.
I ended up walking down to the point and then back up and around our clubhouse parking lot and than around an island that is in front of our place.
I took a break between each "lap" and ended up doing 3 "laps". It might have totaled a mile but at least it is a start.
I took my time and did not try to push it too much.
I iced my knee down tonight and it feels pretty decent.
Won't be long until I am back into my routine.
Once I get back on my feet a little more, I am planning on purchasing a Pec Deck. I will add this piece of equipment to my ever growing gym that I have in our garage. I will use this apparatus to work my  chest, back, shoulder, and rear deltoid muscles.
Here is a picture of this unit:

 

I'm Crutchless!!!!

I got a really good nights sleep last night and woke up with my knee feeling pretty good...all things considered.
I decided to try putting my crutches aside and go for a little stroll inside our place. My knee felt pretty good without the use of the crutches. I was even able to go up the stairs and down the stairs without the use of the crutches.
Not bad considering that I started walking around without the aid of crutches about 69 hours after I had the surgery done.
Tonight I get to take my first shower since having the surgery and boy am I looking forward to it. The only one looking forward to it more is Veronica.
I get to take the ace bandage and gauze off and replace it all with 3 band-aids to cover the 3 small sutured areas.
All in all....a darn good day.

Medical Update

Yesterday morning I woke up with knee feeling fairly decent. I decided to try to put some weight on it. I didn't do too badly. I was able to move around our place and I could actually go up the many stairs that we have...one step at a time using one crutch under the armpit on the same side of my hurt knee. Coming down the stairs was another matter. I had to scoot down them on my fanny until I got to the last 2-3 stairs, at which time I was able to get back up on my feet.
My knee got real sore and stiff after I had spent some time in my chair at my computer desk. When I came back upstairs, I could feel that my knee had weakened bit and had tightened up. I am sure that I had pushed things a bit.
I ended up tossing and turning last night, unable to find a comfortable position.
Today I took it easy. Easy enough that my knee feels much better than it did yesterday.
Hopefully tonight I will sleep better and tomorrow I have something to look forward to...taking the dressing off, taking a shower and putting clean bandages on my stitched up sutures.

Back From Surgery

I just got back from my surgery. Everything went well with no surprises found in my knee.
The doctor repaired both my lateral and medial miniscus's. The doctor also cleaned out some "crystals" form what they call pseudogout.
According to the Mayo Clinic... Pseudogout is also called calcium pyrophosphate deposition (CPPD) disease, pseudogout gets its common name from its similarity to gout. Pseudogout and gout both occur when crystals — one type in gout, another type in pseudogout — form in the fluid that lubricates joint linings, causing pain and inflammation.
The doctor also said that I have moderate arthritis in my knee.
So for the next couple of days I will take it easy and then I will try to start putting some weight on the leg.
After taking a couple of prescribed pain pills, I think it is time to head off to bed and relax for a little bit.