I lost a letter. For the first time since high school, there is only one solitary letter on my bra size. I was not expecting this, but after struggling to find one to fit well, tried to drop from a double cup to a single and BOOM! It fits.

I suspect this means I can now wear shirts with buttons.

Wonderful stuff, but kind of like when I lost a shoe size it was completely unexpected and has left me bemused.

Awesome!!!

I know I am late to the party, but have to ask. When you first lost a significant amount of weight, enough so that you needed new bras, did you get measured first? I need some desperately but feel overwhelmed going into a store and having no idea what size to pick. Started as a 38 DDD. Think I may be a 36 c now but not sure.

@@kay1117 It is probably a good idea to get measured. However, there was no way I was letting anyone measure my 43 year old, post weight loss, saggy boob self!! I just tried on a gazillion sizes and styles until I figured out what worked for me.

Plus, right after I lost the bulk of my weight I was very uncomfortable in the clothing retail environment. I felt like a fraud shopping in the "normal" section. However, now I prance right in and grab my size 6-8 stuff!!