Upcoming physio

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Well I have a nervous wait now as I have a physio assessment on Thurday afternoon for my stomach and back. I wil find out if its going to be reparable by physio or if Im looking at surgery.

I have been feeling so down about the whole thing, as Im trying so hard to get in shape post pregnancy but my seperated stomach is giving me hidious back pain to the point where simple things like hoovering or hanging out washing does my back in so much at takes a good 24 hours to recover. I stuggle to even lift Dylan up and to get up and down from floor level or bend over and I need both hands to support myself. So exercise so far has been out of the question which has really slowed down my weight loss.

Im just scared that surgery might be the only option and I will end up on a waiting list for years while in the mean time I stuggle to do basic tasks and look after my kids properly :(

Either way the decision has been made that we will not be having any more children now as a result.

Just hope I get some positive news on thursday now.
 
Aww Cat.:hugs:

Here's hoping the physio can give you some good news hun.:hugs:
 
Good luck on Thursday, Cat. I hope you have some good news.
 
Good luck Cat let us know it it went should I say!

Can u take a pic of ur tummy and I will mine, my bump is like a love heart as the line is extremely visible.:hissy:

hope all went ok xx
 
Well good result!

The physio was lovely, siad I was in great shape for 6 weeks post birth so liked her very much lol!

The gap that was 4 fingers a month ago when midwife checked me is now only three fingers and she is confident that will close to 2 fingers within the next 6 weeks. Once it hits 2 fingers I can exercise normally. In the mean time I can do pilates, swimming, treadmill, cycling and most aerobic work, but cant touch any weights as my back wont support me and no rowing. I have been shown some good core muscle exersices to do and need to continue to roll on to my side when getting out of bed, as any 'sit up' type movement pulls the muscles further apart. Apparently 6 months after birth is when they are at about the best they will be. I also have a slight umbilical hernia from it, but she says they will brob go back in as the muscles go back together.

So basically If it gets to next year and Im still not happy with the results Im off to prague for a weeks holuday and tummy tuck for £2600!
 
That's good news Cat, hopefully physio and time will get the muscles back together.

I really sympathise with you , I have the same problem.
 
prague for a tummy tuck!!! scary lol how much are they in this country?
 
£5,500 in the UK. Or go on the eurostar for £50 and have one in brussels for £1,600.

The prague one includes flights, transfers to and from the hospital, life time guarantee, one weeks stay, surgery, anethesia and everything.
 
have u seen hostel lol

brussels one is good though.

think i will still stick to UK or maybe american and have a holiday too.

i just wouldnt trust a 3rd world country haha
 
Third world country!!!! what Chec Republic and Belgium!!!

Both countries actully have a far better health service than we do and plastic surgions have to undergo 3 years specialised training which they dont in this country so are actaully better qualified, plus they all have the british certification as well. Even if it cost the same amount here I would prob go there, as they dont have the all the MRSA problems we have either, plus they are more specialised surgeons.
 
:hugs: Well at least you are showing signs of improvment. That is great. Hope it all keeps going in the right direction.....:hugs:
 
Third world country!!!! what Chec Republic and Belgium!!!

Both countries actully have a far better health service than we do and plastic surgions have to undergo 3 years specialised training which they dont in this country so are actaully better qualified, plus they all have the british certification as well. Even if it cost the same amount here I would prob go there, as they dont have the all the MRSA problems we have either, plus they are more specialised surgeons.

No just czech republic i said brussels was fine
 

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