Replacement for Frog Bra

[okieblu]

I wouldn't mind some advice myself. After having my chest/sternum/ribs busted and/or sawn through more than once, I'm pretty near held together will surgical wire. Add COPD and heart desiese to the mess, and you can see why I have to be extra careful about binders. Sports bras only worked so-so for me and now I've gotten older and apparently a little larger, they dont work at all to flatten me down. My health care provider said only occassional wear on a binder, no living in one. I would be happy at this point just finding something that works well under a suit, for special occassions.

Any advice?

[Kelt]

Originally Posted by okieblu

I wouldn't mind some advice myself. After having my chest/sternum/ribs busted and/or sawn through more than once, I'm pretty near held together will surgical wire. Add COPD and heart desiese to the mess, and you can see why I have to be extra careful about binders. Sports bras only worked so-so for me and now I've gotten older and apparently a little larger, they dont work at all to flatten me down. My health care provider said only occassional wear on a binder, no living in one. I would be happy at this point just finding something that works well under a suit, for special occassions.

Any advice?

Wow, I'd really think twice about it at all with your medical conditions. But, I know the need. I have a messed up shoulder blade and have a heck of a time getting into and out of pretty much anything. I did find some at Love Boat that close on the side with velcro and they do a good job on flattening for me. Overall though, compression is compression and if you've got breathing issues be careful. Having a side close might offer you a little adjustability in tightness if you get into trouble so it might be worth reading up on them if you are bound and determined. (no pun intended)

Here is a link to their site.

[DapperButch]

http://www.titlenine.com/product/320...0#.VIJqc-8tBow

All hail the Frog Bra!