Brit woman, 21, with HH boobs so big they ‘get stuck in the bath’ sets up GoFundMe page to pay for breast reduction
Cleaner says her breasts give her back ache, are constantly tender and cause her to hunch
A YOUNG woman with size HH boobs has launched a crowdfunding campaign to pay for a breast reduction - after admitting they are so large she gets stuck in the bath.
Kya Granito, 21, is fundraising for surgery after doctors reportedly said her enormous boobs are not affecting her life.
The cleaner from Didcot, Oxfordshire, claims her 36-38HH breasts - which have grown from a size 34DD in three years - make it difficult for her to get out of bed.
She said they also give her back ache, are constantly tender and cause her to hunch.
She estimates her breasts weigh between two and three stone.
But 24-hours since she launched a fundraising campaign to raise £8,000 Kya has not received a single donation.
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She said: "I can't afford a bra cause they've gotten so big. I'm getting new clothes every two weeks because my breasts outgrow them every time, my back is in so much distress that I can't move out of my bed or get off the sofa and a few times I've been stuck in the bath.
"But apparently according to the doctors they're 'not' affecting my life."
Kya said that her cleavage is also affecting her mental health adding: "I suffer with desperation and anxiety and my breasts have made it ten times worse.
“I have low self-esteem and a lot of the time I don't go out the house."
Kya believes the surgery will help her to be more active.
She added: "I've been trying to save for one but it is proving to be very hard due to living on my own and being the sole earner."
Despite not sending any donations, people have voiced support for Kya’s campaign.
One wrote: "I personally think that £8,000 is a disgusting amount of money for a 20-year-old to have to try and 'work hard for' just to get a bit of comfort back in her life.”
She was also advised to go on TV with her plight, with one person suggesting: "I know it might sound a little strange but it might be worth contacting embarrassing bodies or something? Anything is worth a shot."
However, not everyone was sympathetic.
One person said: "I don't think you should be asking other people to donate money to this when not being rude there are a lot more charities that would benefit from the money you are going to raise for yourself."
Crowdfunding is a common way to raise cash.
Last week The Apprentice candidates went head to head in a crowdfunding task with some interesting results.
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