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Post by Princessgem 6th April 2014, 11:47 am

Hey girls just wanting to check as long as I'm careful il be ok with pushing pram, light ironing, dusting etc, feel perfectly capable and washed my hair over bath yesterday just fine, but I don't want to damage anything but at same time things need doing round the house it's driving me insane xxx
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Post by kdeee 6th April 2014, 11:49 am

I was told no lifting of kettle for 2 weeks for anything thats heavier than 5lbs! So probably same goes to pram and iron etc.
Even hoovering at 4 weeks caused some discomfort afterwards.

Too early post op to do it hun. Be patient xx
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Post by Princess_x 6th April 2014, 12:00 pm

No definitely not, you may feel fine but you're healing very much internally. Leave it.. the dust can wait, your recovery can't x
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Post by Sahara1981 6th April 2014, 12:13 pm

I'm 6 weeks and pushing/pulling still sends weird sensations in my boobs. Hoovering and rubbing cleaning are Def a no no.

I know it seems like forever but you'll get back to normal soon x
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Post by Princessgem 6th April 2014, 12:22 pm

Oops I've already been lifting kettle etc , i didn't realise it would be this frustrating !!  hissy
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Post by jensk 6th April 2014, 12:52 pm

I'm with u here gem! I'm trying not to be so useless and feel fine to make a brew etc but then it hurts later. Same with pushing myself up.

So impatient lol !!! Xxx
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Post by Princessgem 6th April 2014, 12:58 pm

I'm going to have to do things from Wednesday because hubby is back to work & I have 2 kids at home I can't just sit and watch TV all day I will just have to be careful and not do any really heavy lifting il save things for him to do when he gets in, I will also have to lift my son from Wednesday again il get mum to help but hubby goes to work at 4am I can't expect her to come at that time  sad smile 
PS has said I wk be fine to lift baby from 1 week with me having overs so I'm just praying will be ok xx
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Post by Galeforce1 6th April 2014, 2:44 pm

I'm currently on way home without my lil lad :-( going to miss him like crazy but getting way to tempting to pick the big lug up, don't get him back till Saturday. If your ps said it would be ok I am sure it will be xx
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Post by Princessgem 6th April 2014, 3:09 pm

It's so hard isn't it honey this has definitely been the hardest part for me I feel guilty now for having it done but mum has just been round and offered to help more if I need her and I have to keep reminding myself will only be a few days more and baby won't remember a thing, he's been a bit peaky today too like he's getting a cold (probably with him teething) which is making me feel worse xx
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Post by Galeforce1 6th April 2014, 3:17 pm

Tell me about it mine has a cold and looks like an ear infection too, they are taking him to docs tomorrow makes me feel even worse for leaving him but he wants me more when poorly and I can't do what he wants, he just wants me to carry him round so yes feel really guilty for doing it! Not being there will be better though as he can't understand why mummy can't comfort him when he's poorly but luckily he is mad on his grandad xx
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Post by Galeforce1 6th April 2014, 3:19 pm

So glad to hear your mum is going to help out more though it's good he's only 6 months when you had it though xxx
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Post by mrsball 6th April 2014, 3:55 pm

No ironing, dusting or anything just yet Hun, picking baby up from around is ok just limit and it's in the technique hold him close to your chest so not to strain your chest muscles, 

Elbows kept close to you as possible. 

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Post by Princessgem 6th April 2014, 6:14 pm

Thanks mrsball will only lift him when absolutely necessary from my 1 week check and will be very careful, I will leave the dusting etc for another 2 weeks and probably hoovering longer as my Hoover is quite heavy xx
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Post by kdeee 6th April 2014, 6:26 pm

It's so frustrating. I felt like you. The house was a mess and I have 2 dogs too.. But it's worth the wait- you don't want to risk the internal stitches bursting and implant to bottom out etc.
The weeks will fly by soon enough xxx
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Post by Princessgem 6th April 2014, 8:04 pm

I know hon, if it wasn't for the kids is probably quite happily rest up for 2 weeks but is hard I can't just not look after them & even with help there's things I need to do I hope the next week goes fast then when I get to 2 weeks post op should feel a bit more confident doing moderate things xx
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