Re: s after pictures-Kim

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim! How are you feeling? I'm back up to 6 fungal defense a day and

feeling better now. I think Rogene was right that it was the sugar I

ate that did me in. I had to stop wearing sports bras last week

because my incision was being rubbed raw. I was in a lot of pain and

was afraid it was becoming infected. I switched to bralettes that are

made of a cotton/lycra. They aren't as supportive, but they don't hurt

me either. At night I am braless and oh so very comfortable now! I am

not at all concerned about sagging. Honestly I could care less. I just

had the lift to get rid of the excess skin from all the breastfeeding.

I'm quite the hippy who has never been one to wear bras much. : )

Barefoot and braless... that's me! LOL

Love,

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

What on earth is a bralette? Maybe this is something that I could wear at night to be more comfortable. I hate not wearing anything since I've had the explant surgery. Before implant, I loved going around braless. When I lay in bed, I feel my breast being quished and it isn't very comfortable.

Maybe a bralette wouldn be my answer but I never heard of one.ktitko <ktitko@...> wrote:

Hi Kim! How are you feeling? I'm back up to 6 fungal defense a day and feeling better now. I think Rogene was right that it was the sugar I ate that did me in. I had to stop wearing sports bras last week because my incision was being rubbed raw. I was in a lot of pain and was afraid it was becoming infected. I switched to bralettes that are made of a cotton/lycra. They aren't as supportive, but they don't hurt me either. At night I am braless and oh so very comfortable now! I am not at all concerned about sagging. Honestly I could care less. I just had the lift to get rid of the excess skin from all the breastfeeding. I'm quite the hippy who has never been one to wear bras much. : ) Barefoot and braless... that's me! LOLLove,Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

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