Since being diagnosed with fibromyalgia has anyone's day to day wardrobe changed?
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Yup I'm the same , the looser the better , but problem with that is , it leaves room for more eating without ur leggings getting tighter
I cannot believe how so much of what each of you are saying, I am or have experienced it. The comment of "I cannot wear a bra", neither can I. I have purchased things along, but I find that leggings, and a large oversized top is the best feeling, in the winter a want a tank under my top. I am just in a profound state seeing each of you like looking in my mirror!!!
Yes, I do not want my clothes to touch if possible! The looser the better!! Fitted clothing especially at my mid section creates pain unnecessarily!!
Yes this sound a whole lot what I do. My pullover bra are a Godsend and I pull my bra off when I am at home. I wear my pullover bra 7 days a week I have good ones for Church and appointments and my stretched ones otherwise. I am learning to do what is best for me.
I wear bras that pull over my head because I cannot tolerate the front or back closures. Sports bras that cross in the back constantly itch, so I just wear bras with over the shoulder straps. I usually wear camisole shelf bras or no bra around the house.
The tags on shirts and pants also tend to itch, so I end up tearing them out or buying tagless items.
Lately with sciatica in my left leg, I have trouble putting on socks and tying sneakers. I wore sandals and slip on shoes in the summer and fall, but I need socks in the winter.