MARIA KANG PO DAUGELIO METŲ PAŠALINTI KRŪTŲ IMPLANTAI (FOTO)
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2019.08.27
Maria Kang
San Fransisco. Socialinių tinklų žvaigždė Maria Kang (39) 16 metų kentėjo diena iš dienos dėl savo didelių krūtų.
Užuot stiprinusi savo savivertę, ji daugelį metų kentėjo po grožio operacijos. Valgymo sutrikimai ir depresija, lėtinis nuovargis, stiprus širdies plakimas ir stiprus krūtinės skausmas – viskas todėl, kad kažkas jai pasakė prieš modelių konkursą 2003 m., jog ji privalanti pasididinti krūtis, kad laimėtų.
„Prisimenu tą dieną, kai priėmiau sprendimą“, – rašo Kang savo „Instagram“ paskyroje. „Tą dieną mirė dalis manęs. Nemėgstu dėl ko nors gailėtis, bet žvelgdama šiandien į savo randuotas, sudribusias, tuščias krūtis, gailiuosi kada nors pagalvojusi, kad jos nebuvo pakankamai geros“.
Nepaisant nepatogumo ir sveikatos problemų, ji daug metų nebuvo užtikrinta, ar išsiimti implantus. Toliau fitneso modelis iš JAV teigia: „Buvau įstrigusi socialinės medijos pasaulyje, kur padailinti kūnai yra palaikinami „.
Tik tada, kai skausmas tapo nepakeliams, Maria Kang pagaliau nusprendė imtis priemonių.
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Breast implants are linked to cancer. Last week the FDA recalled Allergan, a breast implant manufacturer who’s textured implants increased the risk of developing breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). Distribution has halted for both their BIOCELL saline-filled and silicone-filled implants worldwide. This is a cancer of the immune system – which is interesting as thousands of women with implants are experiencing autoimmune issues. Including myself. Immediately after my surgery I underwent complications: from a hematoma, lack of sensation and numbness. It always felt foreign and uncomfortable to me and impeded on my ability to effectively nurse my sons. But like many – despite how I felt, I loved how I looked. Breast implants are normalized throughout the fitness industry. There was no way for me to be lean and have fatty breast tissue at the same time. It wasn’t until I was continuously massaging my chest from pressure and pain, when I thought about explanting. My good friend removed her textured implants when she dealt with continuous joint injuries and gained 30lbs in 3mths. Another friend was dealing with fatigue, brain fog, chronic pain, anxiety and depression. I began feeling heart palpitations, chronic fatigue, dry eyes, joint pain and weight gain. I was perennially exhausted and finally said enough is enough. I explanted one month ago and since then my fatigue immediately went away. My eyes don’t feel heavy. My inflammation has declined and most of all – I feel FREE. I feel ME. I feel like I’m finally leaving the young, insecure and impressionable girl I once was and am coming into the strong and confident woman I am today. When you know better, you do better. I hope the 400,000 women who implant yearly do their due diligence in researching the risks. I hope women in the fitness industry start rocking their lean, strong and natural physiques! I hope we all learn to love our bodies, at all sizes, in all forms and at all stages. #breastimplantawareness #explant #bii #noexcusemom #bodypositivity #mariakang #breastimplants Image by @truelovephotos
A post shared by Maria Kang ✨ (@mariakangfitness) on Jul 29, 2019 at 8:04am PDT
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Dear Followers, I’m sorry. I don’t like regrets, but I have a few in life. As I look at my scarred, numb and deflated breasts today, I regret ever thinking they weren’t good enough. I fell into the insecurity trap. I remember the day I made the decision to augment my breasts clearly. I didn’t research. I never thought about needing or wanting it before. But, when I was told it was something I “had” to do to win – I did it. Without question. A part of me died that day. For years after I struggled with binge eating, Bulimia, Body Dysmorphia and Depression. I felt disconnected in the objectification of my body. While uncomfortable, it took years to remove them…I became pregnant multiple times, built businesses and traveled often. Those are all Excuses, though. The truth is, I was still scared and insecure. I was stuck in the social media world, where fake physiques are rewarded, “liked” and valued. I feared my husband’s opinion. I liked how I looked in clothes and swimsuits. I was vain. And I own that. Lao Tzu once said, “you will only get better, when you’re tired of being sick”. It wasn’t until I couldn’t stay awake throughout the day, when the chest pressure increased and when the flutters in my heart started appearing – when I said enough is enough. I’m sorry for my presence – for unconsciously normalizing an unnatural body standard, not expressing my challenges with body image and not being strong enough to unfix this years ago. I hope my vulnerability will encourage you to love your body and to value spirits that love their bodies too. I hope you know that all the filters, body altering apps, fillers and fake body parts will not make you more beautiful than you are right now. You are beautiful. You are enough. You are valued. You are prized. You are “liked”. Thank you for being with me on MY journey knowing that yours may look different and still, that’s ok. We are ok. Love, Maria . ? by @truelovephotos #breastimplantillness #explantjourney #bii #explant #bodypositivity #noexcusemom #mariakang #apology #reflections #fitmom #boobjobdiary
A post shared by Maria Kang ✨ (@mariakangfitness) on Jul 30, 2019 at 8:16am PDT
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When I was outwardly considered the most fit, I wasn’t healthy. . I meticulously counted macros, spent hours at the gym, turned down invitations to social gatherings, lacked life balance and focused mainly on physical aesthetics and not bodily function. I didn’t realize that most images seen on magazines and advertisements are of paid models/athletes that tanned, dieted and depleted their body of water so muscles become more visible. Many develop eating disorders, body dysmorphia, infertility, metabolic damage, depression and caffeine dependency from unnaturally low body fat, lack of real food and an unhealthy sense of worth based on how they looked. It’s a hard environment to leave because the fitness ‘athletes’ you resonate with online, the personal friends you pushed out of your life, the insecure people that covet the same ideals and now surround you – all normalize your obsession with fitness. . Not every ‘fit’ person is like this, but many are. . I know this because I was once that person. . In my early twenties I wanted to be on the cover of a magazine, earn my ‘pro card’, get sponsored by a supplement company and build thousands of followers who admired (and desired) my hard earned physique. I’m not sure why I wanted those things; I just followed what many other fitness colleagues around me desired. When I experienced my first (and only) paid photo shoot and watched fitness ‘role models’ posting nearly nude pics every day on their social media accounts, I knew I would sacrifice much more than sweat at the gym to be supposedly successful in the fitness industry. . I remember the anxiety I felt at family gatherings where a lot of food was present. I would inconveniently start diets on holidays or vacations. I began hating instead of loving physical pieces of myself. . That’s who I was – I was a person in pieces. I wasn’t a body, a mind and a spirit. I became just a body. I valued a bicep, a vein, a number on a scale or a dress size. I wanted so much to look fit rather than BE truly healthy. Health is balance, vitality and strength. Health is being mindful, at peace and living in each present moment. Health is (cont..⬇️)
A post shared by Maria Kang ✨ (@mariakangfitness) on Jul 12, 2018 at 4:03pm PDT
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