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clothing question - c-section related
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luvnlife
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Re: clothing question - c-section related
I didn't have a c-section but I did feel much more comfortable in pants when visitors came. I got a two pack of drawstring lounge pants at Costco for $15. I bought them big so they would be roomy and they were so cheap I didn't care if they got ruined (although they were fine). I lived in them the first few weeks. If I was doing it again I'd buy two packs.
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Posted 7/15/08 4:38 PM  |
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Re: clothing question - c-section related
I wore my own night gown and granny panties. It is much easier to put a gown on that trying to put pants on and it is easier to lift the gown for them to check you.
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| Posted 7/15/08 4:44 PM |
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julz33
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Re: clothing question - c-section related
I couldn't wear pants, even after I got home. Even my maternity pants didn't fit because I was so swollen from the IVs. I am so glad I brought some gowns.
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| Posted 7/15/08 5:14 PM |
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BRod-Cheng
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Re: clothing question - c-section related
I wore boxer style shorts with and elastic waist. It was very easy lower whenever a dr wanted to examine the incision.
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| Posted 7/15/08 5:17 PM |
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