do you think i'll be ok to do this...

[Suzie and Faith]

http://www.mega-club.co.uk/fundraising/151.html

it's a charity driving challenge on 28/29th June - i'm due 24th May.
I did it last year and raised a fair bit of money for charirty and had an AMAZING time- i got to:

Drive a huge articulated lorry
Operate a tank
Drive a tractor
Wear a fireman's helmet and have a ride in a fire engine
Have a limo ride
Ride a quadbike
Ride a honda buggy thing (as used in James bond)
Dig up the ground with a tractor
Try out some sports cars!!! (lots of very pretty ones)

It's at an airbase. And it's only women allowed to drive

BUT will i be ok doing this a few weeks (ish) after labour, i mean obviosuly not if i had to have a c-section but if the labour was ok otherwise....
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[Geordie&Bairn]

Hope fully you body should be back to some sembelance of normal
well i hope so where due date buddies


I love doing charity runs ive done 3biggies the Great North and South runs and breast cancer race for life
loved all three and felt such a sense of acheivement doing them and finishing the atmosphere is electric

is say go for it if your up to it

 

[Magic Monkey]

I would say aim to do it but be prepared that you may not be able to - esp if baby is late! I had an episiotomy and 2 weeks on I can just about sit down - I def can't drive yet!

 

[leckershell]

I would say aim to do it but be prepared that you may not be able to - esp if baby is late! I had an episiotomy and 2 weeks on I can just about sit down - I def can't drive yet!

what she said

aim to do it but accept you might not be able to

My mum does it every year too, Cosford I think it's at round here.

 

[muppetmummy]

if you're physically recovered and have a babysitter I don't see why not

You might find you're too tired though, every day activities are really exhausting in the first few weeks, sleep deprivation is great!