3 years post extraction 🥳

3 years post extraction 🥳

We got professional head shots done at work and I'm so happy with how my dentures look.

I would never be where i am in my career if i hadn't gotten my real teeth removed.

It hasn't always been easy, or comfortable, but it was worth it. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

u/thereforeicraft — 4 days ago
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We made it to 18 months! We're down to only 1 feed a day first thing in the morning. I don't think we're going to make it to 19 months.

Nursing has always been incredibly overstimulating for me, but the last few months it's been particularly taxing. I would probably keep pushing through, but it's also kept my libido on the floor and it's effecting my marriage. The first time I tried to slow down nursing I also got incredibly depressed and was afraid to try again for a while. I'm on a regimen now that has let me cut back on nursing and still feel like a human being, and hopefully the libido will come back soon. Also, some mornings I'm reminding baby it's time to feed so I think he'll be okay when we stop. I'm just trying to taper off slowly for my own sake.

It's the next step, and what we need to do as a family, I'm just sad it's almost over. We're planning on a 5ish year age gap so I won't be doing this again for a while (which is a pro and con at the same time).

Celebrating/Grieving simultaneously. Yay motherhood.

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u/thereforeicraft — 5 months ago