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Post by KA1813 16th March 2013, 8:41 am

Im starting to think about how uncomfy the journey home may be. It's only about 40mins so not too long, but any tips girlies?
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Post by tinkerbell24 16th March 2013, 9:27 am

I was 40 mins too. and 20 mins of that is country roads and i was ok. peter drove slowly and was careful of bumps xz
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Post by kenzie1985 16th March 2013, 9:32 am

Other than to buy a cushion who I've done,what else.
I'm from Essex and going to Birmingham for surgery....long journey home..

Anyone taken sleeping tablets?
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Post by Jasmine Sharpe 16th March 2013, 9:51 am

I was the same as kenzie 4 hour drive home but it was honestly fine I wasn't in any pain at all had so much medication in me though hah xx
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Post by kenzie1985 16th March 2013, 9:59 am

Lol!! Hopefully I'll be full of meds , so I can chill until home.

Great to know I'm not the only with a long journey home.
Jasmine ,I love your top..I'll eventually have the stomach for it lol

His bloated did you all get.... I'm more worried about being a fatty afterwards.
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Post by COOKIE 16th March 2013, 10:27 am

Be sure you have a sick bag with you.

The GA can often take it toll on some women and the journey can make some quite sick, so a couple of sick bags would be a must.

Having your V-Pillow with you and maybe a blanket for you to snuggle into too would be wise. You'll be pretty sleepy, so if you can snuggle into your pillow in a nice warm blanket and get some sleep that would probably be the best for you... As well as telling whoever is driving to think about you when going over any bumps in the roads and to be very careful. X
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Post by Lisa34 16th March 2013, 10:55 am

Deffo a pillow for between the seatbelt and your boobies! X that was the best advice I was given for travel from the lovely girls here x it was so comfy.
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Post by Lauraloubell 16th March 2013, 11:11 am

My experience was that I was so full of drugs it wasn't that bad. But yes get your driver to go slow. I found corners and changing lanes on the motorway worse than bumps.
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Post by mrsball 16th March 2013, 11:24 am

I had a 2hour drive home,
I was given a cardboard bowl 'just in case' but luckily was ok but handy ro have as yes the ga and painkillers made me feel ultra queasy.

Pillow, and definatly a big bottle of cold water was a must for me, as was soooo thirsty and plus helped to sip water when feeling a bit queasy x
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Post by Ktwin2 16th March 2013, 12:02 pm

I'm imagining the seatbelt to be the worst part, pressing on the new precious cargo huh smiley
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Post by Jasmine Sharpe 16th March 2013, 12:26 pm

Yeah I took lots of card board bowls from the hospital as I was very sick so they have me them but wasn't actually sick on the journey home which was a surprise! xx
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Post by Princess_x 16th March 2013, 1:14 pm

I had a 2 hour drive. Didn't think to take a sick bag, as I'm not a sicky person and I wasn't sick. Used a pillow to get comfy in the car and the hospital gave me a bottle of water to go home with and I was sorted x
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Post by Nicole 16th March 2013, 1:31 pm

sorry to hijack your threat KA but do you guys think i'd be ok to do a 5 minute walk to the car after being discharged? The hospital is just inside the congestion charge area so i wana avoid it if i can! there's a car park 2 streets back do you think i'll be ok to walk to it? OH will be with me & carrying the bags etc x
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Post by Princess_x 16th March 2013, 2:31 pm

Yes if you walk very slowly x
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Post by Nicole 16th March 2013, 2:39 pm

thank you !! x
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Post by KA1813 16th March 2013, 8:41 pm

Thanks ladies I will make sure I take a pillow with me for the journey. X
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