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| Posted: 29/12/06 15:58:23 23 |
| Dman you are very cheeky!!! |
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| Posted: 26/12/06 18:41:33 33 |
I have a large bust (34F/G) and what I find best is to wear two shock absorber sport bras at the same time, my boobs don't move an inch - marvellous.
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| Posted: 30/09/04 15:55:06 06 |
| Like yourself I run or I did run a 7.5 min mile, but I am now 35 weeks and I have not been able to run since my 12th week, had to give up running because I have getting sharpe pains in my groin and a funny wobbly feeling in my tum and if all my bits where slushing around, so I have been walking ever since. So don't be to sad if you can't keep the running, but if you can still run go for it and enjoy for as long as you can! We are all different so just listen to your body. I am lucky because the club I'm with Cardiff Hash House Harriers set a trail and I do a short cut, so I am still able to take part. | |
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| Posted: 10/03/04 16:44:19 19 |
| Oh forgot to mention that Debenhams measure you are well, also Howells have a good selection of Shock Absorber. | |
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| Posted: 10/03/04 16:40:47 47 |
| Me 2 I'm a 34F, and need really, really good support, and I wear Shock Absorber B109, really comfortably, no more rubbing, boobs don't bonce anyone - hurrah!!! Got mine from Debenhams and they had plenty in my size. | |
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