Those of you who know me know that I never nursed - our daughter was adopted - so this solution never, ever occurred to me. The straps on these things tend to be thicker, there adjustable, and the chest band is wider, so more comfortable.
These are the ones I got, I can step into them and they are cotton. Highly recommend to anyone going through a similar issue post-BMX! So I'm giving myself a kiss and rewarding myself for my effort by tucking into bed with a movie. Tanks are in the wash. (and no, don't worry, I didn't bring a load down in a basket from upstairs, I am committing an eco-crime by washing *just* the cami's!) I am bushed.
Thanks to my fabulous friend for ferrying me over there in the rain . . . mwah!
xo,
Sarah
Sorry for the slow start (doh!) but so happy I could help! Looking forward to the pedi/mani when you are up for it!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if I see a business opportunity in the future. Sadly, breast cancer is not exactly uncommon. Perhaps you could create a line of bras, tanks and the like that cater especially to cancer survivors. It seems like recovery can be challenging enough, you shouldn't have to worry about bras on top of it.
ReplyDeleteSecond the thought -- and easy to close gowns in mamography suites. The bras should be fun and pretty -- happy to wear!
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