I know, that's a personal question; but, nothing seems off limits here. I hate hate wearing a bra now because it feels so restrictive!!! Do any of you guys have suggestions for how to wear one without being strangled or how to look for one that would support and let me breath. I use to always wear one and don't want to become "saggy" in my older years<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Please help<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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I know, that's a personal question; but, nothing seems off limits here. I hate hate wearing a bra now because it feels so restrictive!!! Do any of you guys have suggestions for how to wear one without being strangled or how to look for one that would support and let me breath. I use to always wear one and don't want to become "saggy" in my older years<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Please help<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I know, that's a personal question; but, nothing seems off limits here. I hate hate wearing a bra now because it feels so restrictive!!! Do any of you guys have suggestions for how to wear one without being strangled or how to look for one that would support and let me breath. I use to always wear one and don't want to become "saggy" in my older years<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Please help<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I know, that's a personal question; but, nothing seems off limits here. I hate hate wearing a bra now because it feels so restrictive!!! Do any of you guys have suggestions for how to wear one without being strangled or how to look for one that would support and let me breath. I use to always wear one and don't want to become "saggy" in my older years<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Please help<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I know, that's a personal question; but, nothing seems off limits here. I hate hate wearing a bra now because it feels so restrictive!!! Do any of you guys have suggestions for how to wear one without being strangled or how to look for one that would support and let me breath. I use to always wear one and don't want to become "saggy" in my older years<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Please help<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I like the comfort of going braless, but since my pregnancy & with each year I do sag a bit more. I am not large breasted to begin with so I need all the help I can get.
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I like the comfort of going braless, but since my pregnancy & with each year I do sag a bit more. I am not large breasted to begin with so I need all the help I can get.
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I like the comfort of going braless, but since my pregnancy & with each year I do sag a bit more. I am not large breasted to begin with so I need all the help I can get.
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I like the comfort of going braless, but since my pregnancy & with each year I do sag a bit more. I am not large breasted to begin with so I need all the help I can get.
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
I like the comfort of going braless, but since my pregnancy & with each year I do sag a bit more. I am not large breasted to begin with so I need all the help I can get.
<br />
<br />I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
<br />
<br />I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
<br />
<br />Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
<br />
<br />The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
<br />
<br />Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
<br />
<br />Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
<br />
<br />I cant do underwires. I managed to wear a strapless underwire at my 40th without a problem, but the wine might have something to do with that LOL.
<br />
<br />I hate spending a lot of $$ on good bras, but I was able to find ones at Walmart for cheap. They have some padding with 3 sets of the hooks so I can adjust according to my needs for the time.
<br />
<br />Wearing these is very comfortable. Sadly its one of those things that you have to try on or go thru trial & error.
<br />
<br />The basics for me is as I stated. No underwire (larger girls might not have a choice, but I am way to thin for it on a daily basis), extra padding, winder bands & at least 3 sets of hooks for adjusting.
<br />
<br />Another thought if you are willing to invest the $$ is to go somewhere like Victoria Secret to get measure for a proper fitting bra. Often with CF we have "odd" measurements which makes a good fit difficult.
<br />
<br />Good Luck! As they say.....LOCK & LOAD THE GIRLS! ha
LeneSouthAfrica
New member
For comfort: Pure cotton, no underwires - if u have a very small build, can try the teenage department for stretchy types. I also like those crop top types (the sports ones will have better support). Better quality tends to be more comfortable (learned the hard way). I am curious what others will suggest.
LeneSouthAfrica
New member
For comfort: Pure cotton, no underwires - if u have a very small build, can try the teenage department for stretchy types. I also like those crop top types (the sports ones will have better support). Better quality tends to be more comfortable (learned the hard way). I am curious what others will suggest.
LeneSouthAfrica
New member
For comfort: Pure cotton, no underwires - if u have a very small build, can try the teenage department for stretchy types. I also like those crop top types (the sports ones will have better support). Better quality tends to be more comfortable (learned the hard way). I am curious what others will suggest.
LeneSouthAfrica
New member
For comfort: Pure cotton, no underwires - if u have a very small build, can try the teenage department for stretchy types. I also like those crop top types (the sports ones will have better support). Better quality tends to be more comfortable (learned the hard way). I am curious what others will suggest.
LeneSouthAfrica
New member
For comfort: Pure cotton, no underwires - if u have a very small build, can try the teenage department for stretchy types. I also like those crop top types (the sports ones will have better support). Better quality tends to be more comfortable (learned the hard way). I am curious what others will suggest.
As a larger gal who hates wires...
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
As a larger gal who hates wires...
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
As a larger gal who hates wires...
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
As a larger gal who hates wires...
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
As a larger gal who hates wires...
<br />
<br />Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
<br />
<br />I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
<br />
<br />The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
<br />
<br />It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.
<br />
<br />Victoria's Ipex wireless and the wired full figure are really comfortable.
<br />
<br />I went 26 years without wearing wires other than the strapless at my wedding, and I'm wearing the full figure wired Ipex daily now.
<br />
<br />The key is try on, try on another, and then try on some more.
<br />
<br />It took a lot of work to find one that fit me well.