Surely they must be out there right? So, why is it so difficult to find something nice? that fits well, provides support, feels comfortable... AND... looks nice too? In my experience recovery is not just a physical process, it involves mental, emotional and psychological elements too, and these can be much more difficult to heal after a diagnosis of breast cancer. Did you know that 15% of British female adults are diagnosed with breast cancer? That is around 1 in every 7 of us.; There are 55,000 new cases every single year (around one new diagnosis every 10 minutes). Yet only 0.2% of the bra market in the UK is currently specifically for post-surgery or mastectomy… and why should we feel “less” than we did before surgery? Why should we be put in to a box, that basically says "this is all you are allowed to wear now"? Why should we have less options? Surely after surgery we need “more” support to feel our best and achieve a full emotional recovery? I am interested to know your thoughts on this. Please leave your comments below.
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Rosie
12/12/2021 11:39:41 pm
OMG yes! Post-surgery bras are always look like they are designed with older ladies in mind or seem to be very clinical looking. I would love to wear something a little more vibrant or edgy, something with a bit of personality!
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