RE: OT: Exercise

[Guest guest]

>>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.

Re: OT: Exercise

> 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.

[Guest guest]

Do you think it could be called an organ transplant and the

insurance will cover it LOL

, I think you may have stumbled on to something here! Organ

transplant?!! Brilliant! I will call BC/BS today! Leggs

[Guest guest]

And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you wear

sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that fits

right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

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?

>

>

>

> 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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>

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>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

wear

> sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

fits

> right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

> kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

>

Oh, yes, this is SO true. But I keep my uniboobs anyway cuz the bra is

comfortable.

Salli

[Guest guest]

Okay, where on earth do you find a sports bra to fit?!?!? My boobs hang out

the bottom.

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Re: Re: OT: Exercise

> And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

wear

> sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

fits

> right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

> kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

>

Oh, yes, this is SO true. But I keep my uniboobs anyway cuz the bra is

comfortable.

Salli

[Guest guest]

Okay, where on earth do you find a sports bra to fit?!?!? My boobs hang out

the bottom.

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Re: Re: OT: Exercise

> And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

wear

> sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

fits

> right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

> kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

>

Oh, yes, this is SO true. But I keep my uniboobs anyway cuz the bra is

comfortable.

Salli

[Guest guest]

Yep!

Georga of the uniboob

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

>

>

>

> > And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

> wear

> > sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

> fits

> > right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

> > kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

> >

> Oh, yes, this is SO true. But I keep my uniboobs anyway cuz the bra is

> comfortable.

>

> Salli

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yep!

Georga of the uniboob

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

>

>

>

> > And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

> wear

> > sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

> fits

> > right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

> > kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

> >

> Oh, yes, this is SO true. But I keep my uniboobs anyway cuz the bra is

> comfortable.

>

> Salli

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Okay, where on earth do you find a sports bra to fit?!?!?

Technically mine is not a sports bra. It's made by Decent Expressions and

it is a nursing bra. But it is very like a sports bra and the bras are

custom made; they last a long time and are very comfortable.

Salli

[Guest guest]

> >>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.

I've heard that over and over and over. I'm looking forward to it.

[Guest guest]

LMAO, Uniboob! Sorry, but that just really struck me as funny.

Debbie with twins

- Jordan (ASD) 2.5yo

- (NT) 2.5yo

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

wear

sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

fits

right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

Georga

[Guest guest]

LMAO, Uniboob! Sorry, but that just really struck me as funny.

Debbie with twins

- Jordan (ASD) 2.5yo

- (NT) 2.5yo

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

wear

sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

fits

right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

Georga

[Guest guest]

I just get the largest ones that I can find. LOL

Georga

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

>

>

>

>

>

> > And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

> wear

> > sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything

that

> fits

> > right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they

get

> > kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

> >

> Oh, yes, this is SO true. But I keep my uniboobs anyway cuz the bra is

> comfortable.

>

> Salli

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I just get the largest ones that I can find. LOL

Georga

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

>

>

>

>

>

> > And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

> wear

> > sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything

that

> fits

> > right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they

get

> > kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

> >

> Oh, yes, this is SO true. But I keep my uniboobs anyway cuz the bra is

> comfortable.

>

> Salli

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It was supposed to ;0)

Georga

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

>

> And the funny thing is (well, at least it sounds funny) is that if you

> wear

> sports bras (something I have taken to since I can't find anything that

> fits

> right without having to give and arm, a leg, and my first born) they get

> kind of squashed and you have a uniboob.

>

> Georga

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> > Hmmm...140 is fat?

>

> It's not so much the 140 just the steady progress of fat over

muscle

>

Ok, this is how I meant what I said too. I have no problem with

anyones weight and I certainly didn't mean to offend or hurt

anyone's feelings when I responed to Cecilia's Exercise post

before. I'm just not real happy in my expectations for myself, but

then again, I guess most of us aren't. I had a better post sent

earlier on this topic, but stupid Yahoo bounced me, then aften I

unbounced myself, they flat out shut me down!! Now I have to post

from the site until they get me activated again. GGGRRRRRRRRRR

Sue

[Guest guest]

Sheesh, right now while nursing Seni I am at least a j cup. I got tired of

looking for a better fit.

Jacquie H

Re: OT: Exercise

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...)

[Guest guest]

Sheesh, right now while nursing Seni I am at least a j cup. I got tired of

looking for a better fit.

Jacquie H

Re: OT: Exercise

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...)

[Guest guest]

yup, yup, yup. ugh And imagine being 10 yrs old in 5th grade have a d cup for

your bra size. ugh.

Jacquie

Re: OT: Exercise

> 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.

[Guest guest]

yup, yup, yup. ugh And imagine being 10 yrs old in 5th grade have a d cup for

your bra size. ugh.

Jacquie

Re: OT: Exercise

> 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.

[Guest guest]

This must have been horrible! I had a friend who had a rather large chest

in middle school and even her dad's friends made passes at her! Hugs!

Sue

> yup, yup, yup. ugh And imagine being 10 yrs old in 5th grade have a d cup

for your bra size. ugh.

> Jacquie

[Guest guest]

This must have been horrible! I had a friend who had a rather large chest

in middle school and even her dad's friends made passes at her! Hugs!

Sue

> yup, yup, yup. ugh And imagine being 10 yrs old in 5th grade have a d cup

for your bra size. ugh.

> Jacquie

[Guest guest]

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

jacquie H

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

This must have been horrible! I had a friend who had a rather large chest

in middle school and even her dad's friends made passes at her! Hugs!

Sue

> yup, yup, yup. ugh And imagine being 10 yrs old in 5th grade have a d cup

for your bra size. ugh.

> Jacquie

[Guest guest]

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

jacquie H

Re: Re: OT: Exercise

This must have been horrible! I had a friend who had a rather large chest

in middle school and even her dad's friends made passes at her! Hugs!

Sue

> yup, yup, yup. ugh And imagine being 10 yrs old in 5th grade have a d cup

for your bra size. ugh.

> Jacquie

[Guest guest]

I'm so sheltered.

I'm almost 38 years old and I don't understand bra sizes...

How can you be a 32G????

Penny

Re: OT: Exercise

LOL...that just cracks me up. I am 5'5 " . When Jeff and I started seeing each

other I was 16 and I was a size 3 and 114lbs and wore a 32g.I am more

proportional now. I gained the weight to make my body match my boobs!...ugh

Jacquie H