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Poll Question : Which of the following describes the birth of your child?
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Posted: September 09 2005 at 10:44pm | IP Logged Quote Dizie

Ladies....

One of the student midwives who did my antenatal classes is doing a study for her course and asked if I knew any mums who'd had a baby in the last year - only about 300 I said!!!

So if you don't mind, would answer the poll and if you are comfortable, give a bit of detail about which pain relief you used, if it was assisted, what happened etc

Only if you're comfortable with it, if not please do just vote!

Thank you soooo much - on behalf of Rebecca!!!

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Posted: September 09 2005 at 10:46pm | IP Logged Quote Dizie

As I'm going to print this out and give it to her...

Mine was an emergency c-section as Ella got stuck. I was a failed induction too as my labour couldn't progress as her head was so wedged! I had been in full labour for 2 days, with no pain relief (only because they wouldn't let me!!!)

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Posted: September 09 2005 at 10:51pm | IP Logged Quote Vickimom

Mine was a very easy one, considering everything.  I believe I actually went into labour 2 1/2 weeks before i had him, had strong irregular pains the whole time, he came out like a dried prune, I had gas and air and pethadine, although the only reason i had the pethadine was I was fighting against the contractions as I felt i wanted a poo and didn't want to do it in front of my mom, you need to understand they asked me if i felt i wanted to push, now to me pushing and having a poo were 2 totaly different things!  And fair play it had been 10 yrs since my last one I forgot!  If I have another I'll remember that with not so fond memories
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Posted: September 09 2005 at 11:33pm | IP Logged Quote Madzwalker

I had an emergency c section with Eddie.

I had severe spd and was hospitalised for the last week as i was bed bound and on morphine. They tried inducing me with prostoglandin but i needed gas and air just to have it inserted. Then his heart rate started to become irratic due to the morphine and it was decided it was safest for him to be delivered so i had a c section at 37+5 weeks. Eddie was 6lb 14oz.

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Posted: September 09 2005 at 11:53pm | IP Logged Quote HelenC

I got to hospital pushing just didnt have time for anything!! With all three of mine I had naural births. I didn't want any drugs because there were side effects before during and after birth...so I did it drug free!! ...but with lo I ended up having emergency operation after birth due to retained placents and nearly bled to death..

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Posted: September 10 2005 at 10:38am | IP Logged Quote MumSam

Elective C-Section due to Oliver being in the extended breach position and his head was wedged under my ribs so there was no way of turning him.  I have Scoliosis so my ribs are not alined properly lower on the right handside and the way he wanted to turn was to the right. Ouch!  Once Oliver was born his cord was noted to be short and very thick, possibly the cause of him being breach.

Had 2 natural deliveries with Pethidine for pain relief previously.

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Posted: September 10 2005 at 11:57am | IP Logged Quote MrGreedylookalike

I was booked in for an elective c-section when I would have been 38+6 as Ellie was breech but she decided to come early and so I ended up having an emergency c-section when I was 37+2.  Not sure how much detail you want but apparently I had a precipitative labour (v v fast?).  There was no room in theatre so I ended up having to have a general anaesthetic because I was into pushing stage and the epidural/spinal things would have taken too long - also, I was screaming at the top of my voice and don't think they could stand it any longer lol
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Posted: September 10 2005 at 1:15pm | IP Logged Quote stac1983

i had a natural delievery with an epidural as i was dilating very slow.  I ended up having my waters broke and a drip to speed up labour.  Afetr over 27hrs in labour ellen popped out weighing 7lb 8oz.

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Posted: September 10 2005 at 9:58pm | IP Logged Quote jopsy

grub was 11 days l8, she was served n eviction notice! lol.

eventually she came -contractions started at 4pm-id had her by 9:49pm.

less than 6 hrs from start to finish, and weighed 6lbs

i say it was the raspberry leaf tea! aka ratty leaf toes that helped.

i went into birthing pool-but had to come out as contractions slowed-had her on a birthing stool not long after.

was told i could come home same night but stayed 1 night in hosp to get lily bibi checked over next day.

all in all it was ok, no medication n had dh with me all along, we went to torbay hospital, devon. i had a mw who had just done  her 1000th birth n a brand new one whos first birth was our lily! 

still not something i want to do again!

 

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Posted: September 10 2005 at 11:45pm | IP Logged Quote Lynie

Well, I ticked natural birth with no pain relief but I did have a water
birth!

I suppose the water provides pain relief of sorts and I did have a bit of
Gas and Air.

It was my second water birth and was harder than the first. After my
first water birth I would have recommended it to anyone but we had a
wee scare with Emilie's birth. When her head came out I touched it and
think she took a gulp of water. She was pretty blue and had to go to
special care for a few hours as she had difficulty breathing.

Despite of this we did get home the next day!
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