I Tried 30 Bras for My Fibromyalgia. The Only One I Can Wear All Day Was Made by Women Who Have It Too.

You know the feeling. By early afternoon, your ribs feel bruised from the inside, and every breath reminds you something is wrapped too tight.

The first week in this tank, I kept waiting for it. It never came. Turns out the 11 women had figured out what I never did: the band was squeezing tender skin all day. So they left it out.

I get home and don't feel like ripping it off.

Soft bras let me sag, and supportive ones hurt by lunch. Other bra tanks I tried either had flat little pads that shifted around or nothing underneath, so I'd slip right out the bottom.

This one has two real molded cups sewn right in, and underneath the cups there's a wide, soft, seamless piece that holds you in from the bottom so you don't slip out. But it isn't a band that wraps around your ribs, so it never digs in under your chest or rolls up.

It connects up into the wide straps to lift and spread the weight into the rest of the tank. My chest gets real support, and my ribs and shoulders are finally relieved of pain.

I look put together under a blouse, and I'm not paying for it later.

On flare days, even my shoulders ache, and thin straps used to slip and dig in until I had red grooves by dinner.

These straps are wide and soft. They stay where I put them, and I don't think about them once.

Some mornings my arms are so stiff I can't reach behind my back. Hooking a bra used to leave me close to tears.

There's nothing to hook. I slip it on like a regular tank and get on with my day.

I used to plan my whole day around when I could get home and take my bra off. Errands, lunch with friends, all of it had a clock on it.

Now I put this on in the morning and honestly forget about it until bedtime.

I'm a DD. The gentle bras never held me, and the ones that held me left marks.

This comes in A to G cups and S to 4XL. I typed in my bra size, it told me which one to order, and it fit the first time.

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This is what won me over. No big company guessed at what fibro feels like. Eleven women who live with it wore every version for four months, flare days included, until all of them could make it to bedtime.

It won't cure fibro. But it took away one pain I'd felt every single day for years.

If you've spent years blaming your body, I did too. Bras were never made for a body with fibro. These women finally made something that was.

Usually I don't trust things I see on Facebook. I've been burned too many times by bras that promised comfort and hurt after an hour. But this had a 90-day money-back guarantee, so I figured I could wear it through a good week and a rough flare week before deciding. Four months later, I never had to send it back.

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