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How to look better this 2017

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Many people are going to be interested in how to look better this 2017. Some people are going to try to accomplish this through drastic measures like manipulating their body size or even getting cosmetic surgery. However, in many cases, people are going to be able to use a lot of styling methods and tricks in order to more or less accomplish the exact same thing. In a lot of cases, this is going to be enough. Buying new clothes and learning how to use fashion strategically can make all the difference.

Getting Rid of Certain Wardrobe Items

Lots of people end up accumulating more and more wardrobe items that they never wear and that are going to give them the idea that they have more effective clothes than they do in reality. Some of these wardrobe items might be unflattering things purchased at some point in the past. Others might be outdated today. Some of them might be ill-fitting. Others might just be falling apart and people have been reduced to layering everything in order to hide the holes.

People who haven’t cleared out their wardrobes should do so, getting rid of the stuff that they never wear, that no longer fits or flatters them, or that is falling apart. After that, they should treat themselves to a shopping trip that is going to really help them replenish their wardrobes, allowing them to appear on the scene while wearing clothes that are much more stylish. People nowadays can can get the new clothes that they deserve without the need to break their wallet. Check for online shops, like Mamma that have promo codes, last minute sale and similar discount opportunities which can help you save a bit more.

Choose Clothes That Are Flattering and Not Designed to Conceal

A lot of people have used outdated fashion advice concerning their bodies for years. People buy clothes that are very loose-fitting in order to hide perceived flaws. As a result, a lot of people are wearing clothes that will make them appear to be shapeless. Shapeless clothes are not going to flatter anyone, and they are often going to make more people look as if they are not trying to dress well. No one of any body type needs to dress like that.

Lots of different outfits will flatter people of all body types, or certain body types. There is no reason for people to hide themselves under very baggy clothes, which will usually fail to do anything other than create a boxy shape anyway. There are lots of plus-size fashion lines these days and a lot of tips aimed at flattering all figure types, so people should listen to these sources instead.

Choose the Right Colors

Some people choose the colors that they think are going to hide their bodies. Other people don’t pay much attention to the colors that they choose. People who have a great color sense will often have a great fashion sense as well, and the color of a person’s wardrobe can make all the difference when it comes to making him or her look more stylish or more put-together.

My TAHBSO Story

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A month ago today, I underwent surgery to remove my uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and cervix. The procedure, known as total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (TAHBSO), was necessary due to my severe case of endometriosis, adenomyosis, and adenomyoma.

My OB-GYNE said a hysterectomy was the best option to spare me the agony of prolonged and heavy menstruation, which had affected my quality of life for a long time. I also underwent hormonal therapy for six months, but even the expensive medication didn’t resolve the endometriosis.

Preparation

Before the operation, I researched hysterectomy, weighing its advantages and disadvantages. I found helpful tips from a website that caters to hysterectomy patients. After several weeks of deliberation, I finally decided it was time to undergo the procedure and improve my quality of life.

I’m thankful to have a supportive husband who made me feel at ease before the important day arrived.

Date of operation: December 13, 2016 – mumwrites.com

Operation Day

The operation went well and lasted for about two hours. Thankfully, it didn’t require a blood transfusion. Toward the end of the procedure, I believe I was awake, as I became aware of my surroundings. I even requested one of the nurses to allow me to see what the doctors had removed during the operation.

I was up and about a day after the surgery. The doctors advised me to start walking inside my room to hasten recovery. I only stayed in the hospital for five days.

Healing Well

Four weeks post-surgery, I feel I’m well on my way to a full recovery. I haven’t had a hard time recuperating because I followed my doctor’s advice. I prioritized rest while ensuring I moved around the house regularly. I started doing light chores in my second week. There may be occasional irritation and pain, but they are all bearable and subside within minutes.

Date taken: January 12, 2017 – mumwrites.com

Best Decision

Undergoing this operation has been one of the best decisions I’ve made. I will never have to worry about excessive bleeding again or fear developing a related ailment in the future. Currently, my main concern is recurring joint pain. Since I am now in surgical menopause, joint pain and other health issues are expected.

Piece of Advice

Young women and those approaching menopause are more susceptible to conditions like endometriosis and adenomyosis. If you are experiencing similar symptoms, consult a doctor. Reading about the disease can help you better understand it, but seeking professional medical advice is always the best course of action.