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Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by miss.renee 5th July 2010, 12:56 pm
The Royal Brisbane Show is coming up just over 2 weeks after my BA will I be able to go on rides?
I really hope so!
I really hope so!
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by COOKIE 5th July 2010, 1:23 pm
Sweetheart, at 2 weeks post-op you'll still be protecting those babies clutching on to them to avoid any bumps from passers by! There's no way at 2 weeks post-op you'll be going on fairground rides hun - Sorry. xxx
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by misf1 5th July 2010, 8:08 pm
Sorry but there is no chance, you will feel like they will fall off without a bra on let alone on a ride. It may be quite a few months before you feel like you will be able to go on rides. It can take a year to fully heal from surgery, it is a major operation. But it is very worth it in the end.
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by janeybird 5th July 2010, 8:24 pm
Oh no boo think you'll be skipping that my love, even being in my friends low sports car, no suspension, was hideous last sat couldnt wait to get out!!!!
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by miss.renee 5th July 2010, 10:26 pm
aww :(
Will I be well enough to at least take the kids, if I give the rides a miss?
Will I be well enough to at least take the kids, if I give the rides a miss?
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by Becstarr 6th July 2010, 1:49 am
I wouldn't think so. I was exhausted going shopping 2 weeks post op. There is no way I could have walked around the show all day with kids as well. Your sposed to really do nothing for 6 weeks to allow your body to recover.
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by mariajw 6th July 2010, 2:00 am
Hey Miss Renee
I think you should play that one by ear. By 2 weeks PO, I would have been fine walking around. And my surgeon said when I asked, that walking was fine PO as long as there is no pain.
I wouldn't have gone on any rides though, unless they were those real slow cars that go round at about 3mph and aren't bumpy!!
Maria
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miss.renee wrote:Will I be well enough to at least take the kids, if I give the rides a miss?
I think you should play that one by ear. By 2 weeks PO, I would have been fine walking around. And my surgeon said when I asked, that walking was fine PO as long as there is no pain.
I wouldn't have gone on any rides though, unless they were those real slow cars that go round at about 3mph and aren't bumpy!!
Maria
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by Elizabethvb20 6th July 2010, 4:21 am
Yeah sorry dear! I am just about 4 weeks po and I still clutch my precious boobies around lots of people on the skytrain. 
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by natalia 6th July 2010, 7:20 am
like the others girls say no way no chance u go on then rides and u will not be covered by your aftercare as 6 says no physical activity this includes rides and swimming xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by COOKIE 6th July 2010, 7:25 am
miss.renee wrote:aww :(
Will I be well enough to at least take the kids, if I give the rides a miss?
I'm with Maria here hun - I wouldn't commit to anything and make any promises to the children, I'd just play it by ear and see how I felt on the actual day.
Some ladies recover very quickly and are fine to walk around, although if it's busy, you'll still be clutching on to your boobs to avoid any knocks or bumps.... Others take a little longer to recover and would be far to tired to go to any kind of event - Just see how it goes sweetness. xx
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Re: Another queston RE: carnival rides this time....
by Kazaa 6th July 2010, 9:42 am
I was supposed to goto thorpe park on sunday for a friends birthday, but my op was on saturday so that was never going to happen, lol!
I actually asked my surgeon about theme parks and when can i go on rides, and he said hes been waiting for someone to ask him that for years! he advised a good few months, as rides do squash you in your seat and can hurt like hell! I want to head upto alton towers in november so im hoping thats long enough to heal!
I actually asked my surgeon about theme parks and when can i go on rides, and he said hes been waiting for someone to ask him that for years! he advised a good few months, as rides do squash you in your seat and can hurt like hell! I want to head upto alton towers in november so im hoping thats long enough to heal!
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