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Ah, that's why he won't buy a new vacuum.
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I see you edited your response...but I caught you first! Perv!
Hmmm, maybe you edited it to ADD to it. When I first looked all you had was the first sentence in there.
So, he's saving his money for the TT instead of the vacuum? LOL
Yup, 4 c-sections and an awful scar to go with them. I do hate it, but I'm not sure I love the scar that goes with the tuck. I also am skeptical about the belly button because I DO like my belly button the way it is.
How long was your recovery? I recovered fairly quickly from the c-sections...I was up and doing my normal stuff about a week out. I've heard the recovery for a tuck sucks though.
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Originally Posted by Irishiis49
Yes if you had c-sections it's the only thing that will give you a flat stomach...you can do stomach crunches and sit-ups till the cows come home!!But maybe I'm a wimp the recovery was awful...drains yuck!! Oh but now at 50 I'm dealing with the dreaded "muffin top"!!
Those scars are scars of 'love & honor'. The ladies should have a 'Silver Star'.
My wife did three c-sections and her scar was hardly visible. I have a lot of scars though so it may be I'm easy and certainly I have no room to call the kettle black. Or it may be when her scar was visible I was more attuned to other things....
My wife did three c-sections and her scar was hardly visible. I have a lot of scars though so it may be I'm easy and certainly I have no room to call the kettle black. Or it may be when her scar was visible I was more attuned to other things....
Well I should clarify, you can't see the scar so much...it's pretty much invisible.
But you can tell it's there because of the skin around it. And it's crooked because my last baby was too big for the incision they made and my skin tore a bit.
My wifes was not straight, it had the shape of a smile but a very shallow one. It was symmetrical. I'm assuming we are talking bikini cuts here right? Even when we had our first the up and down version (cant remember what they call it) was becoming rare.
My wifes was not straight, it had the shape of a smile but a very shallow one. It was symmetrical. I'm assuming we are talking bikini cuts here right? Even when we had our first the up and down version (cant remember what they call it) was becoming rare.
Yup, mine were all bikini cut, even the first baby which was an emergency c-section.
If I had the other type of cut I wouldn't be so on-the-fence about doing a tummy tuck and I wouldn't have had 4 kids.
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At least he has his priorities straight. 
Oh but now at 50 I'm dealing with the dreaded "muffin top"!!
