Bra Sizes?

I can't speak from experience, but I'd say you just caught the attention of every creeper on MFP.

If they are a physical problem and getting in the way of buying bras / clothes and working out , I'd see a doctor to discuss reduction.
That seems like a situation where health insurance would cover the surgery.

I come from a line of short huge breasted women lol. YES, your boobs should decrease as you lose weight (thank GOD!!).

In the meantime, wear two sports bras. I've some that fit, but none that properly supported the twins.

It's impossible to say how small they'll shrink. My mother lost weight years ago, wore a size 0, and still had DDs. She didn't have shoulder issues, but she weight trained -- so do that. Build the muscles in your back and core to support the girls.

I've lost a lot, and my boobs did get smaller. I was a DDD when I was at my highest, and I am at a D to a DD depending on the style. It does also help to do upper body strength training because that will help them firm up and shrink a bit too.

@ iddreams: Just wanted to say I love your ticker images!!! That's so awesome to see your progress and great job! I'm just getting started, hoping to lose about 70 pounds. I hope I can one day post my "before" and "after" shots. You are an inspiration!

Down 46 Lbs and went from 42 I to 38DDD. SOOO HAPPPPYYYY!! There is a chance for you yet! ;-)

I have gone from a G to a D (in australian sizes) in 34 pounds, it was the first to leave.

My sister is much bigger than you in size all over, she's up in the 300+lbs area. She's losing weight and has mentioned to me that her breasts have lost a little bit of size as her bra is looser than it was and she thinks she will need to go down a size.
Hers are so large if she could afford it she would pay for a reduction to be free of the problem and the pain.

Pain in the shoulders and back is quite a common complaint with women with large breasts. It;s understandable because all that weight is in one area of the body.

I have regular sized arms and legs but carry all my excess weight on my torso/trunk. Because of this there is a lot of weight at the front on my stomach. This pulls my spine out of shape, especially if i'm doing something energetic like walking fast. The rhytmic bouncing of my belly pulls my back out slightly as if its being tugged with each step and so i'm in constant pain. My back is damaged from lifting incorrectly in the past anyway, so this really doesn't help.

So although slightly different I can sympathise with how you feel dealing with the pain caused by having a weight in an specific area that is forcing your posture to alignment.

It's not ideal but if you are exercising could you strap them down with bandages so you don't have the swing with the bounce and so reduce the pulling and pain?

I hope that you get this sorted out quickly and don't have the pain to deal with for much longer.

when i lost nearly 3 stone over 3 years i went from a 38G to a 34C-D which i was very very happy with no more backache no more spilling out of tops, much to my fella's dismay. although i've put a stone back on and only gone up to a DD which i'm still very happy with! but 4 more months and hopefully they'll be gone too. they will get smaller for you but the worst thing is waiting for the skin to shrink back, but if you get a good skin toner it'll feel like you're dong something productive!