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Women With Physical Disabilities or Any Woman: Bra Question? |
A woman I know who has paraplegia is looking for a bar. Where it gets complicated is that she has to put the bra on like a shirt (over her head, without using the clasp) do to the physical disability. She either winds up with a bra that is too stiff and it bothers her breathing or she winds up with one that is not durable and stretches out and tears apart over a short period of time. Well, how about one of those sports bras that you see women wearing to jog? Unless she is huge, I imagine she could use one of those. They are available from Champion and Hanes, I believe. Good luck with that, hon. they make bras today that are similar to sports bras but support you and and don't hurt breathing and they are are call best support i believe and they are at wal-mart they you can pull them over your head like a t-shirt Sports bras are usually pretty comfortable - and they have styles now that don't look like a "unaboob". Personally, I would go to professional in a high end department store for a measurement - theycouldpoint ou out to the styles. She wouldn't need to buy there of course - but the free advice wold be worth it, Maybe a sports bra would help. They make some of them with out the hooks in them. sport bra would be comfortable. Well you could try a sports bra. Those are really good with support, and they're made to be comfortable, and some even have padding. You can get some really good bras for $25-30 and it'll last for a good while. Bras should be replaced every 3 or 4 months though, or if you rotate between a few bras you can make it last a year or so. |
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