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I don't want to straight up tell my employer that I'm taking off a week of work to get breast implants, and I don't really want my coworkers to know either. so what would be something I could say to ask my boss for the time off? and what's a good way to handle it when I get back to work? I work at Billy's Western Wear so sometimes I have to lift stuff, but it's rarely heavier then 15 pounds. The problem is, I'm required to dress country, and unfortunately for me, that means tight enough tops where it will be pretty obvious what I did... are there any western outfits for women that lok nice and also cover up a large rack? I haven't seen any...

any advice is appreciated! how many think I should just be honest?

Here is my situation: My mother has ten sisters. Of the ten, five of them have gotten breast cancer (2 died). My mom has had a tumor removed also (hers was benign).

The youngest of the sisters who got cancer was 40 when she died. I am now 30.

If a woman is predisposed to breast cancer, you may now elect to have them removed. I've looked into this after my OBGYN mentioned it last year. My insurance will supposedly replace whatever is taken away (implants).

What would you do if you were in my situation? Would you remove your breasts because you are at high risk of getting cancer? Or do you feel the dangers associated with implants are just as bad? Is this being proactive with your health?

I am completely undecided what to do. I'd like your opinions. Please state your reason for your answer.