(@) TMI after-baby stuff

[Daria Morgandorffer]

I had no idea this kind of thing was available. My nearly 10 pound oinker child made it so that if I have anything in my bladder and sneeze while walking, I will pee a little. It's a very specific circumstance, but considering that I walk at least 3 miles per day, it happens more often than I'd like to admit.

Thanks for sharing.

[MrsDL]

Yep - thanks for sharing. My allergies have been killer and I'm coughing up a storm. It has been traumatizing. My 9 pounder ruined me. I also thought a sling operation was the only fix, and since we want one more, I was thinking I'd have to be embarassed for a few years. I've been feeling like an 80 year old the last two weeks.

[Seesaw]

Thanks for posting!! People need information.

Question... what does the (@) mean in the subject?

[heyjude]

Really, women should talk about this stuff!!

Thanks for sharing!!!

[MrsAxilla]

May 25, 2012 2:08:19 GMT -5 @Seesaw said:

Question... what does the (@) mean in the subject?

Baby related.

[ringstrue]

That's awesome.

Did you doc also recommend non-kegal exercises like squats? Do they assess your degree of stretched-out-y-ness before giving you the device?

I just wanted to add that I had issues for a while but they DID eventually go away with time and all - even with my 9lber. GL!

[winofairy]

Wow! Thanks for sharing! I keep telling DH I'm gonna need bladder surgery in a few years. I always cross my legs when I cough or sneeze and I can't run or do anything that involves jumping up and down.

[ringstrue]

Ok cool. I didn't mean to make it sound like I thought urinary issues always = muscle issues. I know that we all get some "permanent damage" from the baby having. I will admit I'm not 110% like my old self in that area.

[heightsyankee]

I also pee when I sneeze, cough, laugh to hard. Have never heard of this option either. Thanks for sharing.