What They Don’t Tell You: Breast Implants

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31 years ago, I never thought I would be standing before a camera talking about my breast implants.

[LAUGHS]

My appointment was at 11 o'clock, started me with an IV.

I took two different pills and it made me really loopy.

The aftermath of anesthesia is tough for some people. It wasn't that tough for me.

SUBJECT 2: And then the next thing I know, it's 4 o'clock, and I'm coming out of surgery, and I'm putting my clothes and I'm leaving. It's all a blur.

It felt like I had two bricks on my chest. I just wanted to hunch over like this. I couldn't do anything for probably a week.

It hurt just to even get off the sofa. And forget about raising the arms or anything like that.

They looked horrible, and I cried, and cried, and cried. Because I mean, it's common sense, but no one told me that they were going to swell and look horrible before it got better.

What they didn't tell me was that they would be so much fun. [CHUCKLES] Because they're awesome.

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