No more of these torture devices for me! |
Ha ha ha. I always wanted to burn my
bra back in the day when those protests were popular. Now, Lupus is
forcing me too. What a strange side benefit to Lupus, right? Oh well,
I never did like wearing a bra that much and I'm not really all that
well endowed anyway. In fact, in the eighth grade, a nun once pulled
me discreetly to one side and whispered, “Why don't you wear a
bra?' To which I replied, “Because I don't need one.” But
back to the subject at hand.
You see, with Lupus and Rheumatoid,
anything that constricts movement causes issues. I've been having
these overwhelmingly painful back-aches. After an ER visit, they were
pinned down to a localized portion of my spine, which so happens to
be directly under the spot where my bra strap hits. So, I put 2 and 2
together (which is more than I can say for the medical professionals)
and experimented with going bra-less. Voila! That was the issue
alright. After a few days of hanging loose, my back pain completely
went away.
Now, I suppose, for those with a little
more up front, this would have the opposite effect. But for me, it
was the perfect solution. According to recent research, there is
absolutely no medical benefit to wearing a bra. Of course for some
women, it's needed to keep the girls perky and in place, but for
someone like me, who doesn't hang all that low, it's no biggie. Oh
sure, they look better when you pull them up and reel them in, but
there's not all that big a difference in my case. LOL Sorry for the
personal details.
So now, thanks to Lupus, my ladies can
roam free in cami's and tank tops. And my back-aches are a thing of
the past. You know, they gave me pain pills, right? But personally, I
pretty much always go for the non-chemical, natural solution. And
what's more natural than being loose and fancy free?
Thanks Lupus. And my back
thanks you too!
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