[PoisonIvy]

I didn't even know there was such a thing as progesterone based BC. Sorry to hear about the endometriosis, I had to google it.

So those were some serious side effects of simply getting your period, glad you are feeling so much better now!

I replied to your question about the Brava in your other thread. I think this can be done. But I don't see how you would not lose suction when doing every day activities. Are you looking for an electric pump?

Yes, like the Mirena is progesterone based. The first few months were a bit rough with my periods all over the place and lots of cramping, but then it let up and my periods got less and less over the year to the point I would just spot for my period after a year, and then now I have had it for three years and don't even really even get that. It stabilized my emotions too. 

No, I'm not really looking to get anything new. I just looked it up on Noogleberrys site and apparently the airlock system is an entirely different system and not an add on. Hmm maybe I could try to get a sports bra and something to make sure the suction doesn't get messed up and add a spot for the pump so it's out of the way. While not convenient if it gave me breasts I would suck it up lol. I am trying to remember if I heard about the Brava system releasing pressure on its own though? This could be a really interesting experiment. I'll have to do some more research to see if I could convert it. 

Was looking into topicals but I don't really see anything that looks promising. I would never take PM but I wonder if something like topical PM actually even works? I've seen some threads about it in the PM subforum. I want to stick to noogling and possibly a topical until my breasts are even. They are realistically probably an AA and a small B. Something that gives me anxiety lately though is that my areola on my small breast is barely there (because it's underdeveloped) whereas my larger breast is much larger and I'm hoping that the areola will grow too so that they are even. Id imagine it would though considering the areola grows because it stretches to accommodate breast growth.

EDIT: So it looks like a nursing bra works the best when using a bra for it. Karren from the forum also had success using fish air system valves for being able to remove the valve. I also read that on the Noogleberry forum that someone did that to remove the valve. It would be interesting if I could combine those methods and keep it on for 12 or so hours if it would work similar to Brava. I might have to experiment, but either way sounds like a lot less of an annoying way to noogle. I do wonder what is the longest someone on here has safely done pump/hold? https://www.breastnexus.com/showthread.php?tid=21938