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| Something like this. This one has a lace-up back. I found it here. |
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| With a top a little like this under, perhaps without the thing in the middle. I found it on eBay but lost the link (I searched for chiffon top). |
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| Or this one, that I got for myself a little while ago. |
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| It would probably look a little like this, only more baggy over the bust, which I think would look nice. |
I also found some funky bustiers/corsages here.
I wonder if one could use a strappy top over a baggy top instead of a corsage, or if it would look too bulky. I might give it a try and see how it goes, will let you know.



I like the idea and the tops, but it isn't wise to wear tight fitting clothing on your touso. What lymphatic fluid does drain follows the lymphatic system to a duct in the lower left abdomen. Tight clothing will further block fluid drainage. Also lymphedema caused by breast cancer treatment usually is typically accompanied by trunk lymphedema that is less apparent than in the arm.
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa, thank you for you comment, I hadn't thought about that.
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Hi, my name is Richard. I currently live in Hawaii. I hope it's okay that I've been reading and finding inspiration in your posts. As a male, I feel the same isolation and loneliness must describe here. I have primary, so I believe. I woke up one morning in January 2006 after getting over flu symptoms, lying in bed I noticed my ankle had swollen like a pineapple. I lived in a basement flat in Colorado at the time and assumed I'd been bitten by a mosquito or worse. I let it go as I was still kinda weak from the flu. But 24 hours later I noticed the swelling had moved
ReplyDeleteHi Rick, thanks for writing. Know that you are indeed very welcome here! This blog is for everyone, and you are not the only male reader. Some of the text in your comment seems to have been lost on the way.
DeletePrimary Lymphedema can appear in the strangest ways, yours sounds rather dramatic! I hope you are coping.
Please write again, I am glad you found my blog :-)
Warm regards
Liz
Hi again, Rick. In fact it could have been a mosquito bite triggering your Lymphedema to break out - it happens! It was probably still lurking in the back and would very likely have broken out anyway at some point. Lymphedema is such a mysterious condition...
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We have a few suggestions in our post about styling for upper extremity lymphedema, check it out on our Tumblr! http://tmblr.co/ZCGmCu17I5Nxu
ReplyDeleteHi Anna, thanks for this - there are some great styles there!
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