Re: can anyone relate and share your story with ?????

June 13, 2004

I recall reading this post, but thought I didn't have anything to add

since you were seeing a midwife (for me, a cesarean is the only way

for me to have a baby and not many midwives feel this way- lol)

It's safe to say that I leave most midwife posts alone.

For me, there was no thinking about trying to have a vaginal birth

after labor (after a primary c-section). I wouldn't labor again for

anything (bad bad bad labor- 20 hours- finally heart rate starts

dropping & fetal distress from a nuchal cord around his neck- STILL

had to be cut). NO MORE LABOR FOR ME EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!

I vote for a repeat section!! Nice little cut, heals very nicely, baby

is safely delivered without traumatic birthing events, kinda sore for

a couple of weeks but nothing compared to the sheer joy of becoming a

Mommy all over again!

c-section!!! c-section!!! c-section!!!c-section!!! c-section!!!

c-section!!!c-section!!! c-section!!! c-section!!!c-section!!!

c-section!!! c-section!!!c-section!!! c-section!!! c-section!!!

I've never had my membranes stripped. I've seen membranes stripped and

the patient certainly acts like it hurts. lol

Sometimes (most of the time) it helps things along slowly though.

So, since I recall WHY I didn't post back to you, am I off the hook?

Thanks !

Sheila

oh, btw, you're sure to get more opinions I think but this is just my

very OWN!]

June 13, 2004

can you tell I am an avid believer in a cesearean???? LMBO!

On that note, I do think OB Doc's tend to doe them more frequently

than is nescessary! You have a valid reason though (repeat section).

Again, I chant..... c-section!!! c-section!!! c-section!!!c-section!!!

c-section!!! c-section!!!c-section!!! c-section!!! c-section!!!

sheila L&D/NICU RN

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