A Woman with massive breasts has been told by doctors her boobs aren't BIG enough for NHS operation

Ginny Chapman

Ginny Chapman is suffering from back pain due to her massive breasts, which weighs one-and-a-half stone and is affecting her career but doctors has refused to operate her as they said her case is not "exceptional"

Ginny who is 20, has a massive breast that has affected her career due to pains it causes her and still doctors has refused her NHS operation claiming her case is not "exceptional".

Ginny Chapman, 20, struggles with "unbearable" back pain and is forced to claim £250-a-week in benefits because her boobs are so massive.

She has to splash out on £95 personalised bras because her breasts are so big but doctors say her case isn't exceptional enough for NHS surgery.

She told The Sun: "My boobs are the equivalent of carrying one-and-a-half stone on my chest.

"They are a curse. I'm in constant agony and I can't believe they don't think I qualify for the operation.

"I can't pay until I have a good job it is a vicious circle."

Ginny, from York, said she would love to go to the gym but instead watches her friends play basketball.

The hospital trust which considered the application said the case was not deemed to be "clinically exceptional".

An NHS Scarborough and Ryedale Clinical Commissioning Group statement said: "The patient does have the opportunity to appeal. To date, no appeal has been received."

The operation has been refused despite scroungers such as Josie Cunningham claiming boobs jobs on the NHS.

Publicity mad Josie shot to notoriety after having the plastic surgery two years ago.

Clearly forgetting where her new chest came from, Josie recently hit out at people getting gastric bands on the NHS.

She posted on Twitter: "Sick of people who get gastric bands on the NHS uploading Facebook pics and people saying 'You've done so well.' Wath have they done exactly?"