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Boobies. Mom Boobs. My bewbies.

Did that title get your attention? I was trying to cover all my bases.

Anyhoo, I sure felt myself up a lot in this video.

Don’t pretend you didn’t like it.

~Trisha

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About Trisha-admin

Trisha Haas is the head of MomDot; a sometimes controversial (but always fun!) mom blogger community. Trisha has a beautiful daughter, Charlotte and an often crazy (but lovable) husband named Chris. Her family encourages and inspires her to blog in this personal and professional online dialogue. You can follow Trisha on twitter @MomDotRocks.
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35 Comments

  • 35
    October 19, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    I’m breastfeeding my 5th kid. If I get breast cancer, whoever started the ‘breastfeeding drastically reduces your chances of getting breast cancer’ is going to get PUNCHED. After all these little rats, I should be more likely to turn into a man than get breast cancer.

    :)

  • 34
    October 14, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    Been sick and out of it. Did ya find a doc! I completely agree with the 30 thing! Hope all is well!

  • 33
    October 14, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    After thinking about it I should have chose another word for how my boobs feel with my cycle, they are not tender they are unbelievably sore. But on the upswing I practically gain a cup size.

    Theresa Jane
    http://fromhousewifetofilmmaker.wordpress.com

  • 32
    October 14, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    You sound like me, I am not one to run off to a doctor. I think waiting on the period isn’t a bad idea because at 45–yeah I couldn’t help laughing in agreement over the “crossing 30 age marker and how it all changes”– my boobs go through a lot of swelling tenderness, lumpy stuff that all disappears after the first couple days of my cycle. But do be careful.

    Theresa Jane
    PS you live in Alabama? Wow, so do I. What slice from the state are you in? I’m in Birmingham
    fromhousewifetofilmmaker.wordpress.com

  • 31
    October 14, 2009 | Permalink | Reply

    Usually, if it hurts – it’s nothing serious. I had a painful “pea-size” lump…
    Doc said to lay off the caffeine, and sure enough – it went away.

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