Looking for women who had C-Sections!
tikab89
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We all know it's hard working off that baby weight...but what about when you have a C-Section? It's SUPER hard! I had a C-Section almost 3 years ago, got pregnant again, had a VBAC, so now I'm working off the weight. I'm looking for women who can share this experience with me! I want to get as close to getting rid of that "pouch" as best as I can!
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2 C-sections 13 months apart! and I am having a heck of a time getting rid of the pouch, I feel your pain!0
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i've had 2 csections...one was 3 1/2 years ago...it is killer getting rid of the pooch. It seems like i've managed to lose weight everywhere so far EXCEPT my mommy pouch...LOL.0
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I've had three c-sections and I still have my pouch to show for it.0
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My sister had a C-Section and was able to work off her pouch. She said it took A LOT of cardio. I'm dreading this journey.0
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I had a c-section in 2004. Lost the baby weight, plus some extra, a few years later (with Jenny Craig). I was down to 127lbs, but still had my "pooch". That being said, when I was losing weight, it was all from eating healthier. I really wasn't working out at all..
I've gained half of the 60lbs I lost in '07, and have only recently started to work it off again. This time I'm exercising like crazy. Loads of cardio. Have only dropped about 8lbs in the past couple weeks, but feeling a lot different with this weight loss journey than the last time.
I'm really hoping the exercise makes a difference when I hit my goal.. That the tummy pooch will be a thing of the past!
Would love to keep an eye on this thread, and see if any c-section mommies have tips for fixing that special tummy we all have now. I know it's possible, but it definitely seems like one of the hardest thing to get rid of.0 -
i had one and im thinner than ever but i still have the hideous pouch xx0
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I have had 2 c-sections 1 in 2006 and the other in 2010. I'm only now working REALLY hard to get rid of the infamous pooch. It's gone down, but it's definitely still there. At my heaviest (the morning I had my son) I was 262lbs, I'm currently down to 189 and I still can't shake it. I guess there's still a lot of work to be done and will be one of the last parts to finally go away???0
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I've had three C-sections. No matter what exercises I have attempted the "pouch-o-flab" doesn't go away. I've always thought it was because one of my C-sections was an emergency procedure. If you find something that works, please enlighten the rest of us!0
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I've had two c-sections. After my son I did a lot of yoga/pilates & back to flat tummy! After my daughter ......not so easy! Often doing an "Abs class" so hoping that will helps~mixes it up using bands/stability balls & lots of plank moves. I'll let you know how it works!0
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3 c-sections here. Pouch is awful to get rid of. Good luck.0
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I had a c-section just shy of 6 weeks ago. ( 3rd baby 1st c-section) I have no idea what is too much to early or where to even start.0
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I had three c sections and have always found it the hardest area. I always seem to get a hang over part. Right now , as I am losing , my stomach hangs over and makes it sore as it sweats. Thank god I use e45 to relieve it. Any help would be appreciated as I find it difficult too . Swimming is a good one and aqua aerobics. And thank god for Bridget magic pants !,0
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I have had three c-sections and the extra fat is awful!! I have been told if I eat helathy foods and stick with cardio it will decrease alot!!! We will see! Good luck all!0
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I read that you can really only get rid of it by having a tummy tuck. I was hoping that that wasn't true for everyone so I could have some hope!0
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I had a c-section just shy of 6 weeks ago. ( 3rd baby 1st c-section) I have no idea what is too much to early or where to even start.
I would say you need to listen to your body and what it alows you to do.... That area stays very tender for months or longer. So just do what you are comfortable doing with out pain. If its pain quit if its the burn go for it!!! I would also ask the Dr what he suggests.0 -
I had two c-sections as well 2007/2009. I workout pretty much everyday since I'm in the military and this damn stomach pooch will not leave my body0
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13 years on from c-sec and an apple to boot, theres no way im ever going to be free lol0
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It must be the type of cut you get. I have the up-and-down C-section and no pooch, though it looks as though my butt crack spread up my stomach.0
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Multiple Cs....I was naturally thin and got rid of it after each baby, but the weight gain in my 40s brought it right back! It's harder to get rid of this time, but it is definitely shrinking.0
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I had mine 26 years ago lol!
It does go, but you have to understand the medical team cut through some muscle to get to your little bundle of joy and it takes time for the muscle knit back up,
Try to start exercising a little as soon as comfortable, you can do it over time without a tummy tuck. It may not go completely depends on your body shape before the c-section
But be proud that you have your children maybe see it as a medal of honour ;-))))0 -
My scar is only 3 inches long, I was in the Army and in really good shape before having my son. That's why I'm hoping I can get back to my old body! I'm only 22 so I don't want to have this pooch for forever . I've been doing Insanity, and I run 2 miles. I'm dedicated to getting it gone!0
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I had 3, with my last being almost 10 years ago and still try to get rid of the saggy belly.0
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I had 2 c-sections and never got rid of the pouch. Good luck. My two beautiful kids are 21 and 25, so I've had a pouch forever it seems!0
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I had a c-section a year ago. I'm hoping with losing more weight it will decrease more and more.0
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I had my C-Section 8 years ago. I was having twins they they were both breach.0
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Had a c-section with my 2nd baby in December, he is now 6 months and I still have a pouch!0
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Hi my name is Jodi and I have a front butt. It's VERY sexy!!!0
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We've had 5 kids, and 3 were through C section,
My wife took a year or so each time to work her way back to peak condition.
I recall how she would never let me touch her belly - very self-conscience. It hurt me that she was so sensitive, but the best thing I could do was just shut up.
I had to let her work through it.
Good Luck to you!0 -
had two c-sections.. even though most of my belly is gone.. there is a flap/fat/whatever that is over the insicion.. i dont think it will ever go away without surgery..0
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2 c's I never had a problem until my wreck then gained weight there. It has went down some but I also have a hematoma in my abdominal wall or some such they don't want to operate until last resort. Hoping lower ab work will help. But it has went down some0
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