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>>Sorry Edward, but i have disagree with you, less than >>an hour without me being corseted/girdled i have pain >>in my body and need to get into foundation, it has >>been this way for me for about 40yrs, But i agree you >>don't need an excuse to wear whatever foundation you >>want to. > >Hi Toms, I agree girdle dependency has genuine >requirements. >I destroyed my upper back with 3 fractured vertebra in >a High Diving accident and I absolutely need a long >line Bra or All-in-one body shaper. I fell off a >ladder re-roofing a 2 story house and had numerous >surgeries and pins installed to put me back together. >Went thru 8 weeks of minimally effective rehab. This >was way long past my girlfriend challenging me to wear >a girdle all day. >I absolutely need compression support, BUT, I chose >shapewear to assist me in recovery other than the >$4000 > non-insured 'splint' to get me back in shape or the >fusing of vertebrae to make me stand straight again. I >did not relish the insertion of Rods into my spine. I >have a congenital hip that has no 'ball' on the femur >and grinds my leg into a frozen state that locks my >leg so I cannot walk. But Still, I use a glorious >girdle to help overcome these problems because the >medical community is overly eager to do surgery >instead of recognizing that a girdle can be the >alternative to surgery. For me, I enjoy the girdle >experience because it provide a mountain of relief >even though I love wearing a girdle without an excuse. >I do agree that many of us just enjoy the satisfaction >of wearing a girdle, all-in-one, or long line bra. In >addition, shapewear has tremendous benefits to keeping >us in good form. So actually, we do not disagree, we >agree by all means, but also accept that others love >shapewear without a medically induced excuse. >For ME, I was addicted to shapewear long before my >accidents and adore the luxury of shapewear no matter >the excuse. I think that everyone that loves shapewear >should enjoy it simply because it is the most >wonderful feeling ever! > >As a side note, If you worked at Motorola in Ft. L >Fla. back in 1973-74, we have met and have had mutual >girdle experiences. > >So good to have everyone contributing about loving the >girdle experience no matter what the reason!

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