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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 01, 2013
Filed:
May. 23, 2006
Timmothy A. Boettcher, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Gary T Herbison, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Joel B. Roberts, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Shane E. Mooney, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Jeremiah R. Bauer, Mondovi, WI (US);
Timmothy A. Boettcher, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Gary T Herbison, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Joel B. Roberts, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Shane E. Mooney, Eau Claire, WI (US);
Jeremiah R. Bauer, Mondovi, WI (US);
Realityworks, Inc., Eau Claire, WI (US);
Abstract
In one aspect the pregnancy simulation outfit comprises (i) a vest, (ii) a pair of protuberances configured and arranged on an upper portion of a frontal area of the vest for depicting the enlarged breasts of a pregnant woman when the vest is worn, (iii) a weighted element, and (iv) a pouch in a lower portion of the frontal area of the vest accessible from the outside surface of the vest for accommodating insertion and removal of the weighted element into and out from the pouch while the vest is worn without doffing the vest. In a second aspect, the pregnancy simulation outfit comprises (a) a vest configured and arranged to bestow a frontal profile depicting a pregnant woman upon a wearer, (b) a pair of firm objects, and (c) a laterally elongated constriction belt configured and arranged to be worn around the midsection and having a pair of laterally spaced pockets configured and arranged for accommodating one of the firm objects into each of the pockets and pressing the firm object retained within each pocket against the diaphragm when the constriction belt is worn.