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"Save your money for bras"
Posted by formallywantboobs 5 May at 00:00
i wouldn't bother with the front fastening pj's hun. i found it harder to get my arms in a cardi and get it onto my shoulders than to slip on a jumper.
a nice lose night dress or baggy t-shirt shld be fine to sleep in. you prob won't spend much time in ur bed clothes. i woke every morning and got wash and dressed as usual. i looked at it as that i wasn't sick; i was recovering.
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"Primark"
Posted by boobecks 4 May at 22:01
I also brought mine from primark and they were only £4 - BARGAIN X
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"Hiya"
Posted by jemma1984 4 May at 21:59
I know you've looked in primark, but that is where i got minE from (Well my mum got them) and a really cheap but really comfortable dressing gown.... just one bit of advice, i got a couple of sizes too big and they are really easy to get on/off.
Jem xx
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"Hiya"
Posted by angelicdevil1983 4 May at 21:37
I got a couple of sets recently from Asda (of all places!!!), they're brushed cotton - so soft and cosy and cost under £10!!!!!!
Nat
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"Matalan"
Posted by newboobsfor2008 4 May at 21:18
I bought a couple of pairs from Matalan, £7 a pair
Miranda
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"Hi"
Posted by dycediva 4 May at 21:07
Yes Next have some lovely summer ones with cropped trousers x
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"Thank you girls"
Posted by shorty223 4 May at 21:36
matalan and next it is ...thank youxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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"Do we need to go a size up"
Posted by missbirchall 12 May at 22:44
because I've seen some nice ones in next but if i order a 10 i think they'll be too big but if i get an 8 my boobs might not fit in lol!!
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