2 weeks post op and I am seriously sick of searching for comfy bras Started by: lisam

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  • lisam 2
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:00 pm
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    #9688

    And whenever I find one that I think will be comfy, they never have a 34D in stock! It seems women these days either need to be an A cup, a B cup or then it shoots straight to an F. Arrrrgghhhhh!!!!!

    I know I shouldn’t moan. It’s a nice dilemma to be a D rather than a B.

    But I’ve had enough and opted for some support vests from Asda. Not sure if they’re what I should be wearing but they’re comfy so sod it.

    Sorry, had to rant and let off steam.

    shazzy692002 -1
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:26 pm
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    Lisa, thats what im going to buy, as fed up with the rest rubbing on my scars. xxx

    donnamay24
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:28 pm
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    #112956

    i loved my macom surgery bra but everyone diffrent, happy healing girls xx

    lisam 2
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:32 pm
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    Donnamay, I bought a couple of macom bras weeks before my op and Mr Aurakzai told me to send them back. And I wish to god I’d just hung onto them! Might order one and try. But I’m wasting so much money on bras here there and everywhere that I’m not able to wear. Ho hum, it’s all worth it for the big bazookas anyway. x

    lisam 2
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:33 pm
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    And Shazzy, so pleased someone else has same thought as me cos I wasn’t sure whether to buy them or not. But stuff it. They’re classed as supportive and means I can wear them all day and night long as clothing. x

    shazzy692002 -1
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:34 pm
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    Its my macom that 1st agrivated my scars, will only be using it when i go back to netball.

    I will be looking for one that is 3/4 lengh down my body, or a vest one. xx

    thunderkissx
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:37 pm
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    #112960

    Im only wearing my bra during the day as my surgeon said its mainly for our comfort that they say to wear them 24/7-feck that!

    My asda bra is pretty comfy. U tried theirs yet?xx

    lisam 2
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:41 pm
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    Thunderkiss, I can’t get one to fit. The cups and the back fits and then the middle bit (in between my cups) juts right out, is dead baggy. Very bizarre. So I got the Asda supportive vests that they have in at the minute. £6 each. Pretty things with lace on the top. Got a black one and a cornflower blue one. Think I’ll go back and get some more tomorrow. I’m always scared I’m not wearing the right thing. I bought Shock Absorbers cos my surgeon said had to have good support. And I mistook that to mean REALLY good support. Now been told by nurse that I should just be wearing light support. I’m worried now incase I’ve done damage to my boobs with the Shock Absorbers or I’m wearing not enough support and they’ll sag. I’m a worrier! x

    thunderkissx
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    April 6, 2011 at 7:54 pm
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    Hehe awe I wouldnt worry too much! U just want sumthing that keeps u in place,but isnt interfearing with the position of ur boobs. I just get worried bout the wound!xx

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