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Originally Posted by mrskuby
I was reading the weekend conversation about bra sizes and I am opposite of most of you. At my heaviest my bra size was 38A...as measured by the salesgirl at Victoria's Secret. Just so you know...they don't make a 38A.
I had to settle for a 38B and add "chicken cutlets" to fill them out. Now I am a 36A but the girls are deflated so I am still using the "cutlets". I have always wanted to get a boob job but at 45 I am thinking it's prolly a bit ridiculous.
Just goes to show, no matter which side of the "coin" you're on, an ill-fitting bra is frustrating & the fact that it is hard to find the right size is equally frustrating.
I'm finding sizes at barenecessities.com and herroom.com
I hope others can find luck there, as well.
When I got my reduction in '99, people were "lined up" for a transplant
I kept telling them: the grass might be greener but you still have to mow it. I got my reduction (44I at the time) due to back, neck, shoulder pain. Insurance paid for the surgery as medically necessary. Doc reduced me to a DD (I wanted D). He told me if I gained weight, I might gain a cup size again.
Well, I LOST weight on Atkins but then had the gain due to lack of maintenance. And, as predicted, gained the unwanted cup size. In 95 lbs, it has not gone away, altho I've lost back fat, band size, and EVERYTHING else. (I KNEW he should have reduced me smaller!
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Anyway, I hope the websites help others find well-fitting bras.