“😊I'm just so happy to find a bra that I'll be able to put on! And it's not just a soft awful thing which pulls on over your head. I can't wait to be able to put a bra on🌹😃💗 I had 3 aneurysms burst at once last July, during the emergency surgery, one of the aneurysms didn't stay clipped and bled into my brain again! So I had a stroke. I'm doing very well I'm told but it's very frustrating and tiring. As you would know.” Sussan

“Oh, my goodness, am I grateful for this bra! As a bed-bound person using a lift to get into a wheelchair, wearing a standard bra required having a third party stuff me uncomfortably into it. I can put on this bra myself! It provides great back support, too, and is pretty. I love that there is Velcro on both sides, so it’s possible to slip it over the head. I’ve been raving about it to every woman I know living with frozen shoulders. Thank you, thank you, thank you from your biggest fan in the U.S.!”—ANNE

“Ever since I became disabled I have struggled with bras. I don’t have the dexterity to do up the clasp on a traditional bra. People recommended a bralette to me, but as I am 34DD they have to be tight to keep everything in place. This bra is totally different though. I have a pacemaker that is right where a bra sits and it is the only bra that I have found that doesn’t rub against it. I am still not great at putting it on by myself but I am sure with practice I will master it!” Meg