It was a beautiful day for a walk in our woods a few weeks ago. I love this daily walk, and when the snow comes I will put on my skis and again enjoy the friendly warmth of the woods.
As I walked along that day, I noticed the path was obstructed with tops of two 30 ft dead trees. I said to myself, “I’ll have to ask for help with this.” Then I surveyed the fallen tree tops, which were only about 10 feet long each and they had dead branches I was able to break off.
As I started cleaning up the debris, I was aware of how happy I was to do this chore. It wasn’t as difficult as I thought, and the brush created another shelter for little wildlife in the woods. I also rescued a couple of small white pine that had limbs lying on them.
Sometimes you think you can’t, or you think you can’t change, and when you assess the situation it really isn’t as bad as you perceived it to be. What are the possibilities? How can it be any better than this? Stop, listen to your heart, and take action toward new possibilities!
This is great infornation Joyce. Shopping for bras has always been about comfort and appearance–I never considered there would be a health component to consider! I particularly appreciate the recommendations.
Dorine, I deleted some of the my blog to be able to write it on my other website, http://www.HealthyGirlsBreastOil.com
You can read it on that website now.
I appreciate your comments. Few women know because no one talks about the lymph system until there is a problem. Thanks for your comments.
This is all great advice Joyce. Years ago I found a bra company that sold their bras only through direct sales at in-home demonstrations. They were called the ‘Sculptress’ bras. I became a consultant. The bras were totally unique with health and great fit in mind. Sizes were all the way from a 28A to 44GG!! No wires and made with the same technology as a bridge, taking the weight off the shoulders and placing it evenly distributed on a separate bandarin that fastened in the bra. Have no idea what happened to the company but they were waaaay ahead of their time. I sold hundreds of them.
Lynn, that you for your comments. I have tried a few of those bras with the bandarin that supports.
I have changed this blog here and included the part about Bras on my new website, http://www.HealthyGirlsBreastoil.com
I appreciate your comments.
Joyce, thanks for bringing this back to my attention! In the 90s I read research about breast cancer and its connection to constricting bras and so was extremely careful to only wear loose fitting bras (and often went without), but in the last few years those darn underwire bras that are more for someone else than for us women snuck their way back into my wardrobe! In fact I am uncomfortably wearing one right now! As soon as I get home those are all being tossed. And I had never though about the wire attracting electromagnetic waves, something that I am extremely sensitive to already. Thanks!
Katie, You and thousands of other women have been ” tricked” into wearing the the under wire bras. So happy you are already aware and just needed a reminder about he potential dangers. I actually moved the article about bras to my new website, http://www.healthygirlsbreastoil.com , I left the part about perception here. Thanks for your comments.
IF you know how I can get the comments to the other site I would transport them there. Just not sure if it is worthwhile taking the time to do that.