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07-24-2008, 11:05 PM
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Hi Kate!
When I had my operation and they had to cut me straight down the middle of my tummy (The same way I had two c- section's).. I didn't have to wear them!! I had 22 staples going all the way down to almost my, you know what  and I got up that very night and just walked. I was not bed ridden. Now, when The doc. I see now ordered me to wear them around 2 months ago, yes, they were a bit tight, but I take them off when I go to bed at night and it seems that I am used to wearing them now! I lost mine for 2 weeks, finally found them and put them back on. I have to wear them all day, then at night before bed, take 'em off. Why is he making you wear these in the first place? Are you getting the same kind of old fashioned hysterectomy like I had? Or a different way? Hmmm.. Well, any way, Kate I wish you the best of luck and prayers will be said for you!~Love, Desi
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