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~lisel~

21/03/2005, 04:52 PM

Hello,

I know there have been discussions on this topic before, but I'm wondering if someone can recommend a bra specifically being very supportive?

I *love* the ones I'm using, the brand is Anita (they come from Materna Moda in Sydney). However, I'm having some breast pain during/after feeds and my GP suggested trying a more supportive bra, b/c it could be ligament pain from the weight of my breasts.

Thanks!

Lisa (30)
DS Finnlay 9/2/05

Nae_Nae

22/03/2005, 08:21 AM

I wore a tryumph (sp?) maternity bra. Not cheap and really the only one I could find that came in a G cup so I had no options really. But it was as good I can imagine a maternity bra could be. Go and be fitted somewhere and ask the lady. If she is good at her job she'll be able to get you exactyl what you are after or even recomend somewhere else that can help if they don't stock something.

Renee, Craig & Beau
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seachellez

22/03/2005, 12:49 PM

I agree, Triumph maternity bras are ideal. They're a bit expensive, but they've lasted me two years.
Great support, easy to clip/unclip and great design! Love 'em!

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