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Nhs 'boob Jobs'..
Right. I'm sorry, but I thought the NHS was on it's knees and struggling?
This young lady had her breasts enlarged, at a cost of £4800, because being flat-chested was "ruining her life and causing emotional upset".
What?!!
Er... I'm not overly confident about the nose I was born with. Do you reckon I could go and see my GP and get them to sort it out for free?
I'm also not very happy with the tops of my thighs, and how they don't have that sought-after 'gap'. Do you reckon the NHS would pay for me have lipo, as it causes me emotional upset when I have to wear a swimsuit?
Apparently she is now going to pursue her dream and become "the next Katie Price". Good luck to her if she can achieve that, but should the NHS be forking out for this? I think not.
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This young lady had her breasts enlarged, at a cost of £4800, because being flat-chested was "ruining her life and causing emotional upset".
What?!!
Er... I'm not overly confident about the nose I was born with. Do you reckon I could go and see my GP and get them to sort it out for free?
I'm also not very happy with the tops of my thighs, and how they don't have that sought-after 'gap'. Do you reckon the NHS would pay for me have lipo, as it causes me emotional upset when I have to wear a swimsuit?
Apparently she is now going to pursue her dream and become "the next Katie Price". Good luck to her if she can achieve that, but should the NHS be forking out for this? I think not.
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still a waste of money, breast enlargements shouldn't be done on the NHS, if you want them, pay for them.
14:35 Wed 27th Mar 2013
She'll need a 'head-transplant', too, to achieve her dream.......
lol, I instantly though ....I have seen that face before.
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Without a shave.
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lol, I instantly though ....I have seen that face before.
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Without a shave.
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I hope people will forgive me for pasting this in from a similar post un der NEWS ( I meant Katie Price in my original post not Jordon ):::
There is one issue around breast enhancement that I don't understand.
I have every sympathy for ladies that need re-constructive surgery after having breast cancer. I have a close female relative that has been through the mill with breast cancer and its been dreadful for her.
But it appears that there are now hundreds of thousands of women all over the world that need breast implants removed and/or replaced because of problems associated with them. In Britain many of these are being done under the NHS.
Leaving re-constructive surgery aside, most of these women have had this very invasive surgery for reason of pure vanity, ie in order to have larger breasts. Take that ghastly woman Jordon for example. She looks ludicrous.
If millions of men all over the world had long bags of silicon jelly inserted in their penises, in order to appear larger, and this turned out bad, how much sympathy could we expect from The Sisters ?
Bugger all I expect !
There is one issue around breast enhancement that I don't understand.
I have every sympathy for ladies that need re-constructive surgery after having breast cancer. I have a close female relative that has been through the mill with breast cancer and its been dreadful for her.
But it appears that there are now hundreds of thousands of women all over the world that need breast implants removed and/or replaced because of problems associated with them. In Britain many of these are being done under the NHS.
Leaving re-constructive surgery aside, most of these women have had this very invasive surgery for reason of pure vanity, ie in order to have larger breasts. Take that ghastly woman Jordon for example. She looks ludicrous.
If millions of men all over the world had long bags of silicon jelly inserted in their penises, in order to appear larger, and this turned out bad, how much sympathy could we expect from The Sisters ?
Bugger all I expect !
But she apparently does have a proper medical condition that left her with NO breast tissue AT ALL.
This is not purely vanity.
She maybe just some stupid deluded air head wanting to be like jordan but she does have a genuine problem.
ANY woman in the world would want SOME breasts, even small ones - she has NOTHING.
if i had been born with nothing at all, i too would be seeking NHS help to rectify it.
It is vanity, yes, but I think it is a natural and acceptable vanity to want to have at least something there.
would anyone be complaining here if she was just a normal average looking girl just wanting to look more 'normal' and the boobs were now just 36C or something ... and she had no intention of glamour modelling?
No you wouldn't.
This story would just be in Take A Break or something and people would feel pity for her.
Its just because she wanted massive ones, and because of what she plans to do with the new boobs, that everyone is up in arms.
Aside from, i assume, a minimal increase in cost of the size of the atual implants, the cost would be more or less the same regardless.
what if she had been born with something else, 'non essential' on her body missing? no chin? no tip of her nose? no hair? no ears?
would people be complaining about her treatment then?
because she can 'survive' without those things, cant she?
Whilst i agree that the NHS should not fund vanity treatments, and she should really have saved up and paid for this herself, given that it is not a life threatening condition, the fact remains that this was not JUST vanity procedure and she actually fulfills all the criteria for having the op on the NHS...
that she is so blatant and smug about it now, and and clearly now intends to use them to make money is annoying but its neither here nor there.
if she didnt have a condition and just had small boobs then i'd think it was shameful that they paid.
This is not purely vanity.
She maybe just some stupid deluded air head wanting to be like jordan but she does have a genuine problem.
ANY woman in the world would want SOME breasts, even small ones - she has NOTHING.
if i had been born with nothing at all, i too would be seeking NHS help to rectify it.
It is vanity, yes, but I think it is a natural and acceptable vanity to want to have at least something there.
would anyone be complaining here if she was just a normal average looking girl just wanting to look more 'normal' and the boobs were now just 36C or something ... and she had no intention of glamour modelling?
No you wouldn't.
This story would just be in Take A Break or something and people would feel pity for her.
Its just because she wanted massive ones, and because of what she plans to do with the new boobs, that everyone is up in arms.
Aside from, i assume, a minimal increase in cost of the size of the atual implants, the cost would be more or less the same regardless.
what if she had been born with something else, 'non essential' on her body missing? no chin? no tip of her nose? no hair? no ears?
would people be complaining about her treatment then?
because she can 'survive' without those things, cant she?
Whilst i agree that the NHS should not fund vanity treatments, and she should really have saved up and paid for this herself, given that it is not a life threatening condition, the fact remains that this was not JUST vanity procedure and she actually fulfills all the criteria for having the op on the NHS...
that she is so blatant and smug about it now, and and clearly now intends to use them to make money is annoying but its neither here nor there.
if she didnt have a condition and just had small boobs then i'd think it was shameful that they paid.
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