That's great!! It's the Gluten Free Epicurean: http://www.glutenfreeepicurean.ca/ It's at Fraser & 15th, so not hard to get to by bus, if that's your gig. I'll try to test a donut soon to make sure it's worth your trip, but the cinnamon buns and fritters would be even if the cream disappoints! As I said, Fridays are…

I FOUND GF CREAM FILLED DONUTS! If you're ever in Vancouver, or if you ever want to receive a stale gf cream filled donut by express mail, let me know!

(I haven't actually had one yet because Friday is cream donut day, and my workplace is far and I can't get there until 5 and they're inevitably gone, but I have had…

I (a Celiac) actually gained weight when I went gluten-free for a month or two, since I stopped diarrheaing everything I ate and actually absorbed stuff. It was pretty disheartening for a bit (but then I remembered what it was like to not plan the location of your meals around how long the trip to the bathroom…

This is exactly what water polo has been trying to teach America for years!

Just to be contrary, I would recommend the Moving Comfort Juno highly. Maia was also okay, but the racerback will help with the shoulders slipping, and the straps are adjustable by velcro and haven't slipped on me yet. good luck!

Seconded. I had mine when I was 17 (with some scoliosis, so it was covered) - best decision, not only for my back, but my ability to wear clothing, for self-confidence, for being able to see my own feet...

I've said this upthread, but I wear a G in regular bras but the Moving Comfort D, which fits perfectly. (The Juno is my favourite). You might be surprised!

I wear a much different size in Moving Comfort than my regular bras - I wear a G cup most of the time, but the D in Moving Comfort fits perfectly. The sizes online are a lot broader than what I see in stores, so maybe take a second look! Or just try the one you think is closest.

A million times yes! My 30DDs love the crap out of the Juno - one day I forgot to do up the clasps, and I didn't even notice until after a 12km was over!!

If you're now looking at buying a Juno, just FYI that they're not necessarily easy to put on, but don't be intimidated!

Nuva Ring made me want to tear my vagina out every day for the 3 months I made myself take it. It. Was. Awful. I actually looked forward to periods because those times my ladyparts hurt less than usual.

I've mentioned it before (under a different account), but I love the Lush Buffy the Backside Slayer bar for my keratosis on my arms: http://www.lushusa.com/Buffy/02127,en…