oweeeeeee bumpy roads
07-20-2007, 06:03 PM
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oweeeeeee bumpy roads
okay so today i rode on a schoolbus to a field trip over some really surprisingly bumpy roads! at first it was okay but by the end of it i was LITERALLY holding my girls in place. luckily it was chilly so my students thought i was warming myself up... ohhhhhhhh geez. i felt kinda ridiculous, slumped down in my seat, holding my girls in place while trying to look "cold"!
anyway, it HURT!
the pain went away as soon as we stopped and i don't feel any pain now, but should i be concerned???
thank youuuuuuu
anyway, it HURT!
the pain went away as soon as we stopped and i don't feel any pain now, but should i be concerned??? thank youuuuuuu
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07-20-2007, 06:24 PM
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How bout this one . . . in my apartment complex theyve got about 4 speed bumps for Lord knows what reason (cmon, 4?? all on the main drag?). When we were coming home after my BA, Im thinking "ooohhh nooo" and screaming to my boyf "please drive slow!"
Yikes, a bus though? I know those things are rough! As long as youre not hurting anymore, Im sure youre fine. Its just your body getting used to that extra weight bouncing around.
Yikes, a bus though? I know those things are rough! As long as youre not hurting anymore, Im sure youre fine. Its just your body getting used to that extra weight bouncing around.
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07-20-2007, 11:15 PM
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Hey.. I sympathise to the bus ride.
I was also very scared when I caught a taxi (1 day op). The taxi driver just really slammed on the brakes. I had to hold my chest as well.
I don't think you have to worry too much - I hope it wasn't a long bus trip.
The nurse at the PS's office suggested me to wear a very good sports bra where it will minimise bounciness. I'm using Berlei "no bounce" sports bras to prepare for the bumpy ride. Check it out.
Hope this helps.
I was also very scared when I caught a taxi (1 day op). The taxi driver just really slammed on the brakes. I had to hold my chest as well.
I don't think you have to worry too much - I hope it wasn't a long bus trip.
The nurse at the PS's office suggested me to wear a very good sports bra where it will minimise bounciness. I'm using Berlei "no bounce" sports bras to prepare for the bumpy ride. Check it out.
Hope this helps.
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07-21-2007, 12:54 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Oh, boy, do I understand. Car rides, the speed bumps, the seat belts, can't imagine what a bus feels like with boobies. OW! I still drive around holding the seat belt far from my boobs and speed bumps piss me off now so much - why, why, why?!!! Daisy you should not be concerned, it gets better every day. I'm 6 weeks out and still not completely comfortable driving with that stupid seat belt smashing them down. Every day gets better. Believe me, in two weeks you will be feeling so much better.
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07-22-2007, 08:34 AM
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Bumbs are killer, aren't they? LOL It'll go away. I just went horseback riding 3 weeks ago with no problems at all. In fact I LOVED that my boobs bounced with the motion of the horse. I felt like Lady Godiva! 
A good sports bra will help them not jiggle around so much.
A good sports bra will help them not jiggle around so much.
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07-22-2007, 05:09 PM
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Tennessee
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I can totally relate......I went out in the boat with our friends and the water was choppy and we were going pretty fast....OMG!!! It hurt so much and I just sat there and held onto my "girls" as tightly as I could grimacing the entire time. I was really sore for the rest of the evening!
07-23-2007, 10:47 PM
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I have found that Walmart has a very snug sports bra called "Bestform" that is completely without hooks or "cups" and is a racerback, that is the most supportive. I had to get one a size up from my normal band size in order for it to feel comfy all day and still give adequate support. I still reach for it whenever I feel the need for extra support (like driving!) and for sleeping.
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07-25-2007, 12:49 PM
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Completely Normal, I walked on the treadmill a little faster than I should have at about 3 weeks out, even in a sports bra and they were hurting slighty, but the next day, I was sore, OUCH! I think you will be just fine though, BTW, good way to hide that!!! LOL! Take care and take it easy Girl!!!! Hugs, Jennifer
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