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Post by blondie31 4th September 2012, 5:45 pm

Just wondering how long it took all you ladies to drive post op? My surgeon said its completely my choice but he thinks 2 weeks post op is ok. I'm 1 1/2 weeks post op. xx
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Post by Mummy me 4th September 2012, 5:49 pm

Surgeon told me 2 weeks had my week post op on Friday nurse said it was fine to drive, I'm like you week and half post op but definitly don't feel ready to. Xx
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Post by bouncyDD 4th September 2012, 7:05 pm

I am like you girls... really need my car to get me about....however it would be a wise idea to check with your insurance companies as well xxx
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Post by cazalino 4th September 2012, 7:07 pm

I was told not to drive for 7 days. The week after I had to drive to work but I found it a bit uncomfortable and 5th gear was the worst x
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Post by misf1 4th September 2012, 7:28 pm

I drove short distances after a week.
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Post by mrsball 4th September 2012, 7:49 pm

Surgeon said I could drive after a week but I didn't feel ready till bout 2 weeks post op and I was fine then. So just see how you feel and do it when YOUR ready x
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Post by fifi76 4th September 2012, 8:06 pm

God im such a wimp lol.....i didnt start to drive till 4 1/2 weeks it hurt to much....dont know if it had anything to do with manual and it being a 7 seater? but i just found 5th gear and reverse too hard
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Post by COOKIE 4th September 2012, 8:25 pm

bouncyDD wrote:I am like you girls... really need my car to get me about....however it would be a wise idea to check with your insurance companies as well xxx

Good point Bouncy driving. 184153 xx
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Post by mrsball 4th September 2012, 9:17 pm

fifi76 wrote:God im such a wimp lol.....i didnt start to drive till 4 1/2 weeks it hurt to much....dont know if it had anything to do with manual and it being a 7 seater? but i just found 5th gear and reverse too hard

Lol that's what I drive a manual 7 seater aka the mummymobile...or the bus!! X
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Post by fifi76 4th September 2012, 10:15 pm

mrsball wrote:
fifi76 wrote:God im such a wimp lol.....i didnt start to drive till 4 1/2 weeks it hurt to much....dont know if it had anything to do with manual and it being a 7 seater? but i just found 5th gear and reverse too hard

Lol that's what I drive a manual 7 seater aka the mummymobile...or the bus!! X

they are very heavy going...driving. 221105 is much easyer now tho...xx
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Post by Mssaprl9 4th September 2012, 11:19 pm

I drove at 1 week pretty easily. The only only problem was turning to look over my shoulder when backing up...ouch!
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Post by Pammie85 5th September 2012, 10:12 am

I drove 7 days post op and was fine xx
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Post by misf1 5th September 2012, 12:22 pm

You need to be able to preform an emergency stop easily I remember one of the conditions of driving after an op.
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Post by Abbie_lovey 6th September 2012, 9:32 pm

I wasn't driving til just over 3 weeks after...I tried at 2 weeks and just felt too "pully" and uncomfy to change gears so just milked it with everyone else driving and took my time til I tried again!
But I didn't need to be back at work or anything (took holiday) so I wasn't in any rush luckily xxx
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