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Yes, there is such a thing as a G cup. They aren't easy to find either.

When I was nursing I needed like a 34 H/I bra.

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Georga

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> Okay, I had heard of a 32 DD bra size, but a 32 G??? There is

> actually a G cup? Being an A cup myself (This is growth from the

> undershirts and AA cups I wore in younger years) I cannot fathom

> this! Now, I ask you, is this fair? Can't plastic surgeons think of

> some kind of swapping surgery where one person gets a reduction and

> the other person gets that same tissue as an augmentation? Leggs

> (Sadly regarding my ironing board chest...)

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Yes, there is such a thing as a G cup. They aren't easy to find either.

When I was nursing I needed like a 34 H/I bra.

Serious

Georga

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> Okay, I had heard of a 32 DD bra size, but a 32 G??? There is

> actually a G cup? Being an A cup myself (This is growth from the

> undershirts and AA cups I wore in younger years) I cannot fathom

> this! Now, I ask you, is this fair? Can't plastic surgeons think of

> some kind of swapping surgery where one person gets a reduction and

> the other person gets that same tissue as an augmentation? Leggs

> (Sadly regarding my ironing board chest...)

>

>

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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Well, my offer is open to anyone who wants them. THing is, I'd look funny

with smaller boobs and this HUGE belly. I'm proportionate now.

ellen

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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Well, my offer is open to anyone who wants them. THing is, I'd look funny

with smaller boobs and this HUGE belly. I'm proportionate now.

ellen

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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Well, my offer is open to anyone who wants them. THing is, I'd look funny

with smaller boobs and this HUGE belly. I'm proportionate now.

ellen

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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For me it isn't. I was about 180 when I graduated, gradually went up. Was

about 220 when I met hubby. Was 242 day I had . Actually went down

to 209 within a couple weeks and then started taking Elavil for depression.

My weight soared, went in for heart surgery, my dad died, and my

weight's been pretty stable at about 245-250 for a couple years now.

ellen

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Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it? Seriously?

I

was 120 size 6 my whole life. After I got married I had to wear and 8 and

then I realized that it was because I was pregnant! I'm only 5'4. I was

up

to 135 then Guy had his stroke and I went back to 120.

Now with her program etc etc I'm up to 140. I try to workout but every

time

I start anything she's dragging me somewhere or she needs help or she's

destroying something etc etc etc.

Or you're up all nighr so you just don't have the energy. Or you want to

go

for a walk but she doesn't so she goes limp so that ends that. Or you try

to

do pushups and she's climbing all over ... blah blah blah.

No wonder I'm fat.

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Hmmm...140 is fat? I'm in huge trouble then.

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Weight gain due to medication just sucks. I've put on a lot of weight

because of that too. Oh well. I suppose my sanity is more important

than my vanity.

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Could that be because of the medication? Lovox made me gain weight, now

that I am on flouxetine I don't have the need to eat so much.

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For me it isn't. I was about 180 when I graduated, gradually went up.

Was

about 220 when I met hubby. Was 242 day I had . Actually went

down

to 209 within a couple weeks and then started taking Elavil for

depression.

My weight soared, went in for heart surgery, my dad died, and my

weight's been pretty stable at about 245-250 for a couple years now.

ellen

Re: OT: Exercise

Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it?

Seriously?

I

was 120 size 6 my whole life. After I got married I had to wear and 8

and

then I realized that it was because I was pregnant! I'm only 5'4. I

was

up

to 135 then Guy had his stroke and I went back to 120.

Now with her program etc etc I'm up to 140. I try to workout but

every

time

I start anything she's dragging me somewhere or she needs help or

she's

destroying something etc etc etc.

Or you're up all nighr so you just don't have the energy. Or you want

to

go

for a walk but she doesn't so she goes limp so that ends that. Or you

try

to

do pushups and she's climbing all over ... blah blah blah.

No wonder I'm fat.

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Could that be because of the medication? Lovox made me gain weight, now

that I am on flouxetine I don't have the need to eat so much.

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Para: parenting_autism

Asunto: RE: OT: Exercise

For me it isn't. I was about 180 when I graduated, gradually went up.

Was

about 220 when I met hubby. Was 242 day I had . Actually went

down

to 209 within a couple weeks and then started taking Elavil for

depression.

My weight soared, went in for heart surgery, my dad died, and my

weight's been pretty stable at about 245-250 for a couple years now.

ellen

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Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it?

Seriously?

I

was 120 size 6 my whole life. After I got married I had to wear and 8

and

then I realized that it was because I was pregnant! I'm only 5'4. I

was

up

to 135 then Guy had his stroke and I went back to 120.

Now with her program etc etc I'm up to 140. I try to workout but

every

time

I start anything she's dragging me somewhere or she needs help or

she's

destroying something etc etc etc.

Or you're up all nighr so you just don't have the energy. Or you want

to

go

for a walk but she doesn't so she goes limp so that ends that. Or you

try

to

do pushups and she's climbing all over ... blah blah blah.

No wonder I'm fat.

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Could that be because of the medication? Lovox made me gain weight, now

that I am on flouxetine I don't have the need to eat so much.

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Asunto: RE: OT: Exercise

For me it isn't. I was about 180 when I graduated, gradually went up.

Was

about 220 when I met hubby. Was 242 day I had . Actually went

down

to 209 within a couple weeks and then started taking Elavil for

depression.

My weight soared, went in for heart surgery, my dad died, and my

weight's been pretty stable at about 245-250 for a couple years now.

ellen

Re: OT: Exercise

Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it?

Seriously?

I

was 120 size 6 my whole life. After I got married I had to wear and 8

and

then I realized that it was because I was pregnant! I'm only 5'4. I

was

up

to 135 then Guy had his stroke and I went back to 120.

Now with her program etc etc I'm up to 140. I try to workout but

every

time

I start anything she's dragging me somewhere or she needs help or

she's

destroying something etc etc etc.

Or you're up all nighr so you just don't have the energy. Or you want

to

go

for a walk but she doesn't so she goes limp so that ends that. Or you

try

to

do pushups and she's climbing all over ... blah blah blah.

No wonder I'm fat.

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LOL Leggs, I am flat too and didn't know bras went over size E. Do you think it

could be called an organ transplant and the insurance will cover it LOL

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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LOL Leggs, I am flat too and didn't know bras went over size E. Do you think it

could be called an organ transplant and the insurance will cover it LOL

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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LOL Leggs, I am flat too and didn't know bras went over size E. Do you think it

could be called an organ transplant and the insurance will cover it LOL

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> Leggs,

>

> They go up to at least I cup. You don't want to know my size, but

I will

> glad take part in the swapping surgery!! How much do you want??

>

> ellen

>

I am actually flabbergasted! Here I am almost 50 years old and I

never knew bra sizes came larger than an E??? Where have I been?

Thanks to all of your gracious offers. I would be really happy with

a B- or C+ (Can you tell I am a teacher?) Leggs

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Hi Penny,

Sorry I know you posted the link before to the weight group but would you be

so kind as to post it again?

Thanks

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Yes...please take all discussions to the PAWeightSupport group though, as

Jacquie would rather we do it that way.

Jacquie, I may need your help posting a monthly announcement!

Penny :-D

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Ok, someone needs to approve me now

Georga

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>

>

> Yes...please take all discussions to the PAWeightSupport group though,

as

> Jacquie would rather we do it that way.

> Jacquie, I may need your help posting a monthly announcement!

>

> Penny :-D

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>

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Most definitely. I felt really great on it, but it made me crave food

constantly. Sweet, fatty stuff. :-( Found out it's the same drug they

gave my husbands grandmother when she was in the hospital and wouldn't eat.

Weird thing is, I had been on it before, so I was aware of it, and STILL

couldn't stop myself. Course, even when you stop the medications, the

weight doesn't go away with it. :-(

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Re: OT: Exercise

Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it?

Seriously?

I

was 120 size 6 my whole life. After I got married I had to wear and 8

and

then I realized that it was because I was pregnant! I'm only 5'4. I

was

up

to 135 then Guy had his stroke and I went back to 120.

Now with her program etc etc I'm up to 140. I try to workout but

every

time

I start anything she's dragging me somewhere or she needs help or

she's

destroying something etc etc etc.

Or you're up all nighr so you just don't have the energy. Or you want

to

go

for a walk but she doesn't so she goes limp so that ends that. Or you

try

to

do pushups and she's climbing all over ... blah blah blah.

No wonder I'm fat.

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I was going to use one of my fat ass jokes here (I have plenty of them) but

just couldn't get it to work right.

Georga

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>

>

> > Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it?

Seriously?

>

> Autism, bipolar meds, lifelong weight battle...it's all one big recipe for

> Thunder Thighs.

>

> Jacquie

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> Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it? Seriously?

Autism, bipolar meds, lifelong weight battle...it's all one big recipe for

Thunder Thighs.

Jacquie

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> Okay, I had heard of a 32 DD bra size, but a 32 G??? There is

> actually a G cup?

Yes there is, and bigger. These are specialty sizes and you have to

get them from specialty stores and pay an arm and half a leg for

them. Since they have to do alot of support work they wear out much

sooner than you would like them to for the money spent, and then must

be replaced. When you go to replace them you find that they don't

have the same make anymore, or the company changed hands, or the one

they have in your size/model is mismanufactured and fits bizarly.

Being an A cup myself (This is growth from the

> undershirts and AA cups I wore in younger years) I cannot fathom

> this! Now, I ask you, is this fair? Can't plastic surgeons think

of

> some kind of swapping surgery where one person gets a reduction and

> the other person gets that same tissue as an augmentation? Leggs

> (Sadly regarding my ironing board chest...)

There's nothing fair at all about it. I'm am looking forward to the

day when I am all done with babies and young children and then I am

going to consider a reduction.

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You just described it perfectly. Autism + young children + moving +

health stuff = me in a size 12/13 when I used to wear a 6/8. Blech.

Isn't changing anytime soon either. Sigh.

> Does anyone else think the autism has something to do with it?

Seriously? I

> was 120 size 6 my whole life. After I got married I had to wear

and 8 and

> then I realized that it was because I was pregnant! I'm only 5'4.

I was up

> to 135 then Guy had his stroke and I went back to 120.

>

> Now with her program etc etc I'm up to 140. I try to workout but

every time

> I start anything she's dragging me somewhere or she needs help or

she's

> destroying something etc etc etc.

>

> Or you're up all nighr so you just don't have the energy. Or you

want to go

> for a walk but she doesn't so she goes limp so that ends that. Or

you try to

> do pushups and she's climbing all over ... blah blah blah.

>

> No wonder I'm fat.

>

>

>

>

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>>These are specialty sizes and you have to

get them from specialty stores and pay an arm and half a leg for

them.<<

hmmm maybe if I had to give an arm and a leg for my bra, I could that 110 lbs

someone was talking about...lol

>>Since they have to do alot of support work they wear out much

sooner<< That explains why my bras never wear out..

Seriously I had some boobs while nursing (I think I had B-C nursing bras) and I

really don't envy you ladies, I found them in my way plus they must cause back

and neck pain. I have a friend who had a reduction and said it was the best

thing she ever did for herself.

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> Okay, I had heard of a 32 DD bra size, but a 32 G??? There is

> actually a G cup?

Yes there is, and bigger. These are specialty sizes and you have to

get them from specialty stores and pay an arm and half a leg for

them. Since they have to do alot of support work they wear out much

sooner than you would like them to for the money spent, and then must

be replaced. When you go to replace them you find that they don't

have the same make anymore, or the company changed hands, or the one

they have in your size/model is mismanufactured and fits bizarly.

Being an A cup myself (This is growth from the

> undershirts and AA cups I wore in younger years) I cannot fathom

> this! Now, I ask you, is this fair? Can't plastic surgeons think

of

> some kind of swapping surgery where one person gets a reduction and

> the other person gets that same tissue as an augmentation? Leggs

> (Sadly regarding my ironing board chest...)

There's nothing fair at all about it. I'm am looking forward to the

day when I am all done with babies and young children and then I am

going to consider a reduction.

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