ALERT: This Women's Size 30U Breasts Will NOT Stop Growing & Now Weigh Nearly 60 lbs
ALERT: Woman suffers from a rare condition that makes her breasts never stop growing, and they weigh almost 60 pounds. Summer Robert, 28, suffers from macromastia, disproportionate and excessive enlargement of breast tissue, and has recently reached a size of 30U. Robert says she started developing breasts around age 7, and when she was 25, her breasts grew 11 sizes.
Saw this touching story from Scotland come across my desk and felt compelled to spread the good word. For awareness of course. Honestly had no idea this horrible condition existed out there. But I've quickly learned it's extremely rare & quite arduous to live with.
Apparently there's only been a few hundred documented medical cases around the globe? No offense, but I thought chests of that size only existed in wacky cartoons. The more you know!
And although I'm sure life giving you 30U sized lemons isn't all sunshine & rainbows, for the sake of my sanity I'm gonna choose to believe Summer Robert treats them as a blessing. Her social media certainly isn't shy about sharing those otherworldly warlocks with the masses.
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Hell yeah, speak your truth girl! Love to see people creating positive vibes out of a seemingly negative situation. And doing it BIGLY as well. Credit to Summer for figuring out a way to do that. Sounds like it hasn't always been the easiest thing to deal with.
(SOURCE) - Robert, 28, is 4 feet, 11 inches tall and currently wears an R-cup size. She admits that there's not a lot of research surrounding macromastia, and a decent number of medical professionals have limited knowledge of what it is and how it affects those who have it. "When I was diagnosed with it, the doctor literally printed a Wikipedia page and gave me the Wikipedia page," she recalls. Just last year she said she grew a total of 11 bra sizes, which her doctors chalk up to a normal hormonal shift most women experience in their 20s. Robert's shifts are just that much more dramatic, and they've been that way since she was a young girl.
About two years ago, Robert was working a day job in a restaurant, where she regularly dealt with customers harassing her about her body. "These two guys come in and they don't even say hello. They go, 'Holy f---, look at the size of her tits. Oh my God.' To my face. Straight up to my face." She gave the men multiple warnings, threatening to kick them out if they continued crossing lines. They told her she looked like a "Scottish Dolly Parton" and kept calling her "Scotch Dolly." Eventually, it got to be too much. Robert had had enough, so she told them to leave. They wouldn't, so she had to get the restaurant's chef involved.
Those dudes sound like absolute assholes but I begrudgingly gotta give them a tip o' the cap for "Scotch Dolly". All jokes aside, that's a pretty apropos nickname. RIP.
After he successfully sent the men on their way, the chef came back to the kitchen to find Robert crying. He comforted her as she sobbed for 15 minutes, then he suggested she might try and find a way to get back at them. He asked if she considered starting an online model page on the adult website, OnlyFans.Robert initially reeled at the idea, but she eventually came around to the notion of reclaiming her body and the way it was viewed by the world. She subverted the catcalls she had withstood minutes earlier and titled her page "Scotch Dolly."
"I always just viewed my body as being this disgusting thing that I'm always going to be super overly sexualized about … I always really, really struggled with my body image," she shares. "After making an OnlyFans, it was like something clicked and I was like, 'Oh my God, it's not my fault I have this body, and people actually love it enough to … fund me, because they think my body's beautiful.'" She adds, "That really was a little light bulb moment."
Regardless though, BRAVO to that very brave chef! Was hoping this story would have a happy ending, and there it is. When life gives you 30U lemons, THAT is how you make million dollar lemonade. Sounds like Summer will be just fine. Inspiring stuff. Breast of luck to her the rest of the way. After all, authenticity matters in this cold world. Respect.
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