Wow, are you ever lucky!! I lost first in the bust & then everywhere else ;-D I love that you are going down & getting skinny all over at the same time. Great! Elaine K 331.4/201.2/179
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I finally gave in and bought 4 new bras today! 34F, not 36F! Coo! Everything's going down in proportion... --
Woohoo Kate!!! That is terrific! I absolutely hated buying new bras, have the toughest time finding something that I think fits well. I remember the first time I made the change, couldn't avoid it any longer ... moved from a 42/44D to a 36B. I'm noticing it's time to change again and I am avoiding it like the plague. <sigh>
Joyce current weight: 131; total loss 97.8 lbs Lifetime: 4/4/03
Kate Dicey said:
I finally gave in and bought 4 new bras today! 34F, not 36F! Coo! Everything's going down in proportion...
I hate buying bras, and I went for the sports bra until I get where I am going, good for you losing everywhere, Lee Kate Dicey <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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I finally gave in and bought 4 new bras today! 34F, not 36F! Coo! Everything's going down in proportion... --
Great NSV, Kate! I need to get some new ones as mine are starting to show serious wear. I have been able to hook them on a smaller setting for a couple of weeks now!
I need to do this badly. I hate bra shopping though...they are so dang expensive for good ones!!!!
Congrats on the NSV!
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"Kate Dicey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... I finally gave in and bought 4 new bras today! 34F, not 36F! Coo! Everything's going down in proportion... --
AND they were only £7 each from Matalan! I used to pay £25 - £30 each! No point in spending big money on them when I fully intend to need another smaller new lot in a few months time! --
Wow, are you ever lucky!! I lost first in the bust & then everywhere else ;-D I love that you are going down & getting skinny all over at the same time. Great!
Well, I hope the Zeppelins go down a size or two as well! It's hard enough finding a 34F - a 32F could be REEEELY tricky! 34C would be just fine! --
Woohoo Kate!!! That is terrific! I absolutely hated buying new bras, have the toughest time finding something that I think fits well. I remember the first time I made the change, couldn't avoid it any longer ... moved from a 42/44D to a 36B. I'm noticing it's time to change again and I am avoiding it like the plague. <sigh>
That's what I was doing, but too many of the old ones have started shedding underwires into the washing machine, and have other holes in... A 3" tear (from a pin while quilting) adds nothing to the life span of a bra!
I hate buying bras, and I went for the sports bra until I get where I am going, good for you losing everywhere, Lee
I too hate bra buying. I used to be able to buy only horribly expensive ones from folk like Fantasy, Rigby & Peller, or whatever, but now that Matalan do these cheapo ones, they will do until I stop changing size and shape. Once my size stabilizes, I shall treat myself to a few 'real' bras again! --
I heard about a company that actually has parties for undergarments, they measure you and also make prosthetic devices and build them into the bras, when I get to goal and have maintained for six month I am treating myself to these, I am always too big in that area no matter what size I am anywhere else and I think I deserve the best fit possible. Now, to remember where the company is located. Lee Kate Dicey <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Miss Violette said:
I hate buying bras, and I went for the sports bra until I get where I am going, good for you losing everywhere, Lee
I too hate bra buying. I used to be able to buy only horribly expensive ones from folk like Fantasy, Rigby & Peller, or whatever, but now that Matalan do these cheapo ones, they will do until I stop changing size and shape. Once my size stabilizes, I shall treat myself to a few 'real' bras again! --
Now see I would think it would be good to go down like you did--around the band, not the cup!! That means you've lost weight in your shoulder blades, under your arms, etc....
-- Janice
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Congratulations!! It always feels good to buy a smaller size!!
No it doesn't :o( - (not where bras are concerned anyway! lol)
"Janice Kennish" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3pirb.108475$275.311354@attbi_s53...
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Congratulations!! It always feels good to buy a smaller size!!
No it doesn't :o( - (not where bras are concerned anyway! lol)
Oh, it does! In my thinnest days I was a 32C! That was a lovely soze to be when i was 19! I'll settle for a 34C these days. Trouble is that if I keep losing like this and the fat on my back vanishes, I'll end up as a 32F!
On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 12:42:35 +0000, Kate Dicey <[email hidden]>
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Joyce said:
Woohoo Kate!!! That is terrific! I absolutely hated buying new bras, have the toughest time finding something that I think fits well. I remember the first time I made the change, couldn't avoid it any longer ... moved from a 42/44D to a 36B. I'm noticing it's time to change again and I am avoiding it like the plague. <sigh>
That's what I was doing, but too many of the old ones have started shedding underwires into the washing machine, and have other holes in... A 3" tear (from a pin while quilting) adds nothing to the life span of a bra!
That's when I had to make the effort to get new ones the last time I did. Elastic was popped all over everywhere, and putting them on was really serving no purpose. I can currently get by with what I have ... not quite right, but also not bad enough to have me running immediately to the store. One of these days. <g>