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The Pain Is Real To Night

So here it is 3:00 in the morning and I sit here crying and popping motrin because my breast are literally feeling like I have them in some kind of mashing device. Why you may ask? The only reason I can come up with and that's only because I done something different that I've done before. I decided that since I hadn't exercised today and I don't own any gym equipment that I would set my timer and would stand in one place and take turns doing various exercises. I did have on 2 bras for extra support but I guess what I have isn't as effective as it needs to be. All of the running in place has inflamed my breast tissue. Never have my breast felt such pain. I was the type that could pretty much mangle them and never really had them ever hurt. Don't worry I've had a mammogram within the past month and that came back clear. It just sucks that I'm going to have to either find a sports bra that can support my big ole Tripple D's or change my workouts. With Christmas coming up I really don't want to have to spend on a sports bra and as anyone who is plus sized with big ole hooters can tell you "GOOD BRAS DON'T COME CHEAP!!"

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