? on those who wear foobs
sweetvickid
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My chest is concave where the boobs used to be. I find all of the foobs to curve away (convex) from the chest. To me this is dumb. It makes a big gap that I find uncomfortable. Does anyone else feel the same way?
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I had the same gap your
I had the same gap your talking about. I didn't find the prostheses comfortable at all. The pocket was never the right size to keep them from moving around. I finally stopped wearing them altogether. Now I just wear sports bras and loos tops. I never seen one that actually fit my body. I guess they forget about the back side of the prostheses. And assume every one is built the same. Good luck I hope you find one that is comfortable for you. Take care Kay0 -
Vicki
My professional fitter gave me 2 different sizes because my right side is more concave. I wear a leisure bra with weighted foam girls. I haven't worn my mastectomy bras with silicone (again 2 different sizes) for quite some time because I have not lost the weight I gained going through chemo.
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my solution
After spending so much money on weighted foobs, I have resorted to sports bras and foam forms. I can still easily get things over my head so I buy the Hanes brand (can find at Wmart Kmart and Target etc) and they have a soft cup that looks ok under T shirts. I add the foam foobs (about $12) under the bra. The forms then conform to my chest wall. If you have problems w/arm movement, I would suggest sports bras w/back or front closures.
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