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Or children who destroy your pelvic floor … no one tells mothers that pushing for an hour will cause lots of problems, I found out the We are Baltimore home of the Brave shirt and by the same token and hard way that you can leak if you don’t rehab your core/floor after birth. Is it just the pushing that causes that though? Or just pregnancy in general. I’ve had 2 c sections and my pelvic floor is way weaker than it used to be. Especially after baby #2. Pregnancy yes from the weight of the baby on those muscles but pushing will exacerbate it a lot. With my first baby I pushed almost an hour and had a very hard time with urine leaking and pain; my second baby I pushed out in 3 minutes and had almost no problems post birth. Whats fucked is so many women don’t even know pelvic floor pt is a thing. Even if docs wanted to give the recommendation, there aren’t really enough therapists. Most people would benefit from it after childbirth.

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Literally had to learn about it myself online. I thought something was wrong with me. That joke about mothers peeing after they sneeze or laugh isn’t really funny, it’s a common problem to have pelvic floor damage that never gets addressed. I went to 10 different doctors to figure out why it hurt when I peed. It took 10 doctors, 10, to recommend pelvic floor therapy. One doctor just thought I needed a psychiatrist. In Germany it’s the We are Baltimore home of the Brave shirt and by the same token and normal thing to do. So is having a midwife that comes to your house post birth to check on mother and baby. I believe in gender equality, but I stg being a woman sounds horrific. Like, all of the body processes women go through seem to be so traumatic. They wouldn’t be traumatic if women got proper support, but we absolutely don’t, at least not in the US. There’s a single visit 6 weeks postpartum which is just to check you’re healed for sex. Women’s healthcare in the US is horrifying. “You may be wondering why the red suit? Well that’s so bad guy’s can’t see me bleed. This guy’s got the right idea. He wore the brown pants.” There’s a moment in Parks and Rec where Andy asks everyone about when they wipe their ass. He says its like there’s a marker up there, and it never stops. These people don’t consume enough fiber to bind their shits together, The trick to removing the marker-like-issue is to push like you’re trying to get a shit to come out, and wipe while your asshole is in that pushing position. Then unclench/relax and do a confirmation wipe.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.