Worthing teen sisters go under the knife together (From The Argus)
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Worthing teen sisters go under the knife together
4:20pm Monday 21st February 2011 in News By Emily Walker, Chief Reporter
Two teenage sisters had matching breast implants, encouraged by their mother.
Charlie Hammond and her sister Jemma Martin from Worthing, both went under the knife when they turned 18.
Their mum Cheryl Loveridge, also from Worthing, paid £4,000 on her credit card for Charlie’s operation to help her avoid getting into debt and improve her self confidence.
She then supported her younger daughter’s choice to have the same procedure, taking her from an AA to a D.
Mrs Loveridge, 49, said: “I supported them in their decision.
“They were both really self conscious about the size of their breasts.”
The sisters had their operations at the Harley Medical Group clinic in Dyke Road, Brighton.
Comments(17)
jackp
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4:48pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Interociter
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5:16pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Old Ladys Gin
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5:18pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Are you not approaching the problem, if there is one, from slightly the wrong angle?
Ballroom Blitz
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5:19pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Young girls now think it's perfectly ok to have breast augmentation in their teens. I bet none of them have given a though to the fact that it will require further surgery every few years throughout their lives.
Their mother should be ashamed of herself for paying for this mutilation.
Not everyone likes big breasts, you know, and it's crazy when women who are little more than children, feel that there's something wrong if you don't have grotesquely over enlarged breasts.
As I say, Jordan has a lot to answer for.
Rocker
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5:29pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Well done the mother for marginalising her kids!
They will now attract page 3 cor-blimey merchants who can only speak in monosyllabic grunts and will only be interested until the next and bigger set of implants struts by......
Pretzel Logic
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8:33pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Surely this sort of story could have been covered by one of the other more junior but equally as poor 'writers'?
John Steed
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9:10pm Mon 21 Feb 11
tpebop...
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10:47pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Two teenage sisters had matching breast implants, encouraged by their mother.
Charlie Hammond and her sister Jemma Martin from Worthing, both went under the knife when they turned 18.
Their mum Cheryl Loveridge, also from Worthing, paid £4,000 on her credit card
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This IS very well put, Mum and two sisters, "3" names, also paid by "CREDIT CARD" Did DAD help ?
. PS Gemma was spelt with a "J" and not the "G" says a lot to me, GREAT reporting I think.
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As for one comment, what does this have to do with B'ton, a lot, as a lot of CHAVS live in B'ton and have moved to Worthing
mtmoocher
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1:16am Tue 22 Feb 11
The surgeon & the mother are shallow pariahs, at least the girls have a "ready-made" excuse.
Peteinblack
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10:35am Tue 22 Feb 11
Why don't they focus on expanding their minds and personalities instead, and becoming nice people, or useful members of society? I guess bigger boobs can bought (even on dumb mum's credit card), whereas intelligence and character can't.
David523
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11:31am Tue 22 Feb 11
Spanners
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1:23pm Tue 22 Feb 11
mtmoocher wrote:a good mate of mine is a surgeon (NHS). He spends all day everyday fixing botched plastic surgery done in the private sector. He informs me that around 25% of breast enhancement surgery will require further surgery in the short term due to some manner of complication (rejection by the body, extreme scarring, infections etc)
And one wonders why there is despair & despondency in Society? If there are any side-effects such as backache, headache or explosion, will the NHS be required to pick up the bill or will the credit card indemnify the taxpayer? The surgeon & the mother are shallow pariahs, at least the girls have a "ready-made" excuse.
Morpheus
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4:52pm Tue 22 Feb 11
jarmonesque
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5:00pm Tue 22 Feb 11
jarmonesque
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5:07pm Tue 22 Feb 11
GRANDAD
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11:14pm Tue 22 Feb 11
It's not News, its history.
Angryoldman says...
4:39pm Mon 21 Feb 11
Its an advert.