RE: Re: help for FLAT chested woman

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and Rogene: Thank you both for the info on Restoril. I'm still experimenting with it to see how best to take it. The first night I took one 15mg cap about 20 mins before I went to bed and got frustrated because I didnt fall asleep quickly, like with ambien so I took another. It was difficult to get out of bed the next morning. So now I'm taking 15mg 40 mins before I go to bed and fall right to sleep. I go to bed around 11:30 and wake up about 7:30 so I'm getting my 8 hours!!!! Thanks again.

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>From: "naturalbeauty38"

>Reply- > >Subject: Re: help for FLAT chested woman >Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2004 14:23:00 -0000 > >Hi there, I am , I had implants(safe saline ha) for only 18 >months and became very ill, so your right not to even consider them >again. I am also pretty flat chested. If you want an idea just go on >the photo section of this site and you can see my before and afters. >I have about a A or AA cup size depending of course on the bra etc. I >find that the enhancers I wear in my pocket bra work really well >under winter clothes and stuff that is not low cut, but your right >they can sometimes slip a little and the edge can show in low cut >stuff. What I did for New Years for example was wear a camisole top >over the bra with the enhancers, and still looked like I had some >cleavage at that.It covered the tops of my bra perfectly and that way >even dancing the enhancers could not pop up and show. Camisoles are >aweseome, get a few, lace and regular ones, I love them! I have been >very creative with my different looks. I have a couple of bathing >suits that make me look like a large A or small B . I don't like one >pieces and have a nice figure so I like to show it off a bit. I don't >wear string bikinis but I found through Venus swimwear that they have >very very nicely padded add a cup size bikini tops(mix and match >sizes too, very nice. They are not cheap but not too pricey either. I >like them allot. I also got another wonderful water bikini there that >I like alot. For swimming the enhancers would make me too afraid to >wear unless you are into sewing, then you could buy a few pairs and >sew them into the material of the bikini top or bathing suit or >whatever, and would not have to worry about losing them. I also >recently got a B cup victoria secret padded bra that almost fits me >(they run small) and it is a convertable strapless number, that I >plan on modifying for summer to fit the enhancers in it. I just need >another pair to permanently sew into bras. I think I should start a >company that recognizes these needs of small chested women and make >bras that come with enhancers pre sewed in. HA HA. I bet it would be >succesful. ALso I am with you on some of those large enhancers, too >big for my body type, I don't want to be a C or D cup, then I would >just look like i had implants, I just want to be a nice B or even >large A. > >Hope these ideas help at least a little, coming from another small >chested woman! > > > > > > > > > >In , "phoebe123p"

>wrote: > > hi ladies, > > to make my story short, i had silicone implants for 8 years (1991 - > > 1999). i had them taken out for fear that various health concerns >were > > related to them. now, nearly 5 years later, i'd been considering > > saline... until i read how many problems they, too seem to be >causing! > > now i am searching for an alternative i can feel comfortable with. i > > currently wear enhancers (from jc penny about 5 yrs ago) or water > > bras, but don't love either one of them. the enhancers irritate my > > skin, and the bras with pockets which kept them off my skin didn't > > completely hide the enhancers. i have 2 young children and am >totally > > uncomfortable in the swimming pool with them -- i'm afraid they'll > > accidently grab me wrong, and a boob (enhancer) will go flying! > > i've been researching some of the newer enhancers on the market and > > there are SO MANY choices (and most have contoured backs that look >too > > big for my chest, or there are so many shapes that look like they >wont > > work on a body like mine). are any of you women super flat as well, > > and do you have any suggestions for what you do? i simply want to > > avoid any embarrassing moments, and am looking for a comfortable > > solution that won't leave me feeling so self conscious if possible >(i > > want to wear a B cup or even a "big" A). For some reason, I have a > > huge fear of being "found out" and want to find the best non- >surgical > > solution possible. I don't have the nerve to just go without, as i > > literally am flat as a board and feel very unfeminine. > > thank you so much! > Take advantage of our limited-time introductory offer for dial-up Internet access.