Running ladies- sports bra advice??

So, my whole body including my chest has shrunk since surgery.  But apparently not enough...I've started the Couch to 5k running program and I have been uncomfortable when running.  Can anyone recommend a great, supportive sports bra??  Preferably not very expensive since I still have a fair amount to lose.  Thank you!!

Target has a good Champion line that isn't super expensive. I would check that out. I feel upon am ascics brand style that I love at Kohls. They had outlandish colors on sale. Personally I don't care what color my sports bra is as long as I'm supported. I would go try a few on to see what you like best.

I have a few unexpensive Champion sports bras, and I layer a compression tank over the top. I'm not busty, just 34D, so ladies with more generous proportions might need more heavy duty stuff.

Champion and Panache are good -- Panache provides better support in my opinion and more separation so you don't have the uniboob look.  

If you still have a lot to lose, go with Champion.  You can get them at Target or on Amazon. 

I finally found one I really like at Kohl's! It's by Fila, and it keeps the ladies from bopping me in the face. I can usually find good coupon codes for purchases, so they end up being sometimes $15. I just checked and it's called the core essential high impact sports bra. On sale for $19.99, then you can get 20% off.

Some women don't like underwire when they workout, but I like layering an underwire bra with a front hook-and-eye clasp sports bra (cheap, from WalMart) over the top :)

I'm super busty (always have been with an F cup when I graduated high school in size 2-4 jeans. Thanks, Viking ancestors. ) and this sports bra is my favorite. 

http://www.amazon.com/Glamorise-Womens-Full-Figure-Sports-Bl ack/dp/B000VK2C3W/ref=sr_1_7?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=144988282 3&sr=1-7&nodeID=1040660&keywords=sports+bra+high+impact+for+ large+busts

I run a lot and I need serious support. and I cringe when I see ladies out there bouncing around. Cheap and sports bras just don't go hand in hand.

These are two of my favs and I highly recommend them both:

http://www.lynxsportswear.com/category-s/84.htm

(this company has AMAZING customer service, at one point, I had 4 different sized bras in my home and I had only paid for one. They were determined to get me a great fit and kept sending me bras until I was happy, even overnight shipping them so I would have one before an upcoming race.)

http://www.shockabsorberusa.com/focus/run.php

(if you ask on running forums, this is the brand that is recommended most often for the larger gals).

Moving Comfort/Brooks. The Maia is my favorite. It's not cheap, but you can buy one and wa**** every time. It's  worth it - you need a well made sports bra to prevent back and shoulder injury.