Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)

 
 
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Old 05-16-2010, 11:53 AM #17
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Hi! Since I had my SCS implanted it to hurts to wear a bra. I found what is called a sleep bra in one of those magizines like mabye Carol Right or something of the sort. I am not little busted by no means but these are made very soft and they clasp in the front which makes them easy to put on for me. I bought them to wear at night because I have always had a very big bust and it just feels more comfortable to have them enclosed and controlled. LOL Any way since the surgery these have been my life saver. My only complaint is that if its cold and your shirt is thin, the headlights might be on bright. LOL This is the only thing about wearing them out. If I could find a solution to this they would be perfect. Hope you can find a solution to it cause it can be quit embarrasing without a bra if you have to leave the house. Best of luck to ya!!!!
You are all so cool!! As I have read thru this thread I can not help but think what a wonderful group we have here..Wonderful ideas and support!! Literialy... My RSD is worst in my legs, pelvis, jaw ..it is in my shoulder but not prohibiting me from wear a bra..plus (line up so you can all kick Wessie) as the girls are not a problem size wise..I can get away without having a bra anytime..Many have no idea how many times I have slipped w/out the girls being equipted... but many many great suggestions here..not in my life time will I need help but I think great advice here to those who do..and good for you!!

Hugz, Kathy
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