This is an oxymoron people. If you are not big enough to have problems with the way some of these are solved - live without it for awhile. If it's a "what the heck???", try to find a drawer or small doorknob, I have 2 fractured wrists, one casted and I live alone. Step into the fastened bra, pull up as much with one hand till it hits the waist, then I shimmy to the knob - stick the cast through the armhole, and sink low to let the knob pull it up. Hey you just have to look around the house and repurpose everything, Underarm treatments have me bugged. Shaving, lotion, deodorant...
Good luck to you all, it isn't fun, but it's a long road without turns!!!

Quote Originally Posted by owlice View Post
This is info I could really use. Proving once more that I should have been on a bike rather than on foot, I tripped on a sidewalk, fell, and broke my left arm. I'm mostly right-handed. All my bras are typical back closures and I cannot get away with going without support (or at least containment). I cannot use my left arm at all. (I had surgery on it day before yesterday.)

Surely there are techniques for putting a bra on one-handed, and knowing what they are will improve my recovery immeasurably! Thanks in advance.