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Would It Be Okay to Attend a Concert a Week and a Half After Getting a Breast Augmentation?

KayJoDec 12, 2012
There's an all standing concert that I want to attend about a week and a half after my surgery is scheduled. Would it be okay to attend the concert if I didn't drink any alcohol while also standing towards the back of the venue to avoid any pushing or shoving. I'm very aware that I should avoid any jumping, pushing & shoving...etc.

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