wildwhitehorses

u/wildwhitehorses@aussie.zone
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There are some specialist boutique bra shops that get all sorts of sizes in. The shop I found caters for different bodies including surgeries, transitioning, disabilities ( I never knew you could bras that do up with strong magnets for those that can't do hooks), and definitely the larger sizes.

I currently have an eggs Bennedict obsession. Except I don't like bacon but it always needs the saltiness it provides. I do love a bit of avo on it also, and absolutely detest Hollandaise from a can. My search continues.

I have not thought of going to sports shops. I wear an underwire to hold the bottom in place and a tight yoga compression type bra to hold the top in place but they still have their own painful movement. If I go for smaller bras i just won't be able to breathe :)

Not in WA. $95 for a 10 minute GP consult, but you get ~$35 back from Medicare. It is usually a 2 week wait to get an appointment but a maybe 10 minute wait in the waiting room. Urgent care is ~$180, wait is up to 2 hours. Emergencies are $0 but wait times can vary from 5 minutes to 3 hours. I wouldnt want to do hospital care without private health insurance.

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As a middle aged mother. I would rather I go to war than my child. I would also rather go to prison than to war in the middle east.

We have had them for a while and honestly they are harder to read. If they are like what we have which is like a mini kindle, darker grey font on a light grey background. So if you arent looking at the correct abgle they are harder to read. In the beginning in supermarkets if something was on special they would reduce the font to put the extra information on it such as normal price and savibg etc. They thankfully now have different colour borders or paper tags for specials making them easier to see. If they were twice the size I would be happier.