DS Gas/BM durring delivery

[Guest guest]

Hi there, I have been TERRIFIED of this! To the point that I am going to

ask my doctor if upon admission to the hospital I can get an enema. My

mother thinks I am insane, but I don't think I will be able to relax, or

feel comfortable enough to push, etc. For those of you who didn't have a DS

or live with someone that did, you just don't understand. Let me paint a

picture for you...

I was at IKEA last week shopping, and it just so happened that it was one of

those rare occasions (which have only happened since I have been pregnant by

the way) when I just couldn't NOT go if you know what I mean. It wasn't a

lot, but our BM's are or can be most often very loose, light and sometimes

foamy or oily. They also are the most repulsive things I have ever smelled,

and I lived with a RNY'er and frankly, thats nothin! It was so bad that

when I was pulling my pants up, a small kid in the stall next to me had just

come in and was whinning about the smell and his mom was like, I know honey,

it is very stinky I am sorry, the kid actually started SOBBING and gagging!

His mom had to take him out of the bathroom and he wet his pants. I have

never been so humiliated, and I don't even think anyone knew that the stinky

culpret was me... BUT that gives you an idea of how easy it is for us to

clear a room.

The gas is bad too, but I can deal with that. But I don't want to be

pushing and have that come gushing out at the doctors face, because it is

not normal poop. Its pretty much liquid. And I agree, I am terrified. If

they wont do an enema in the hopsital when I get there, I may buy a home kit

and do it here before I leave.

Anyone else having similar worries?

Jen

[Guest guest]

I have been worried about this for quite some time and I am due any

moment( the original due date was Sept.10th then they changed it to

the 17th) I am considering an enema because that is just too

embarassing and just plain gross. I havn't asked the hospital if they

would give me one but plan on it. I am getting constipated lately so

I don't think it will gush but I don't want to squeeze any thing out

except the baby. - Diane

> Hi there, I have been TERRIFIED of this! To the point that I am

going to

> ask my doctor if upon admission to the hospital I can get an

enema. My

> mother thinks I am insane, but I don't think I will be able to

relax, or

> feel comfortable enough to push, etc. For those of you who didn't

have a DS

> or live with someone that did, you just don't understand. Let me

paint a

> picture for you...

>

> I was at IKEA last week shopping, and it just so happened that it

was one of

> those rare occasions (which have only happened since I have been

pregnant by

> the way) when I just couldn't NOT go if you know what I mean. It

wasn't a

> lot, but our BM's are or can be most often very loose, light and

sometimes

> foamy or oily. They also are the most repulsive things I have ever

smelled,

> and I lived with a RNY'er and frankly, thats nothin! It was so bad

that

> when I was pulling my pants up, a small kid in the stall next to me

had just

> come in and was whinning about the smell and his mom was like, I

know honey,

> it is very stinky I am sorry, the kid actually started SOBBING and

gagging!

> His mom had to take him out of the bathroom and he wet his pants.

I have

> never been so humiliated, and I don't even think anyone knew that

the stinky

> culpret was me... BUT that gives you an idea of how easy it is for

us to

> clear a room.

>

> The gas is bad too, but I can deal with that. But I don't want to

be

> pushing and have that come gushing out at the doctors face, because

it is

> not normal poop. Its pretty much liquid. And I agree, I am

terrified. If

> they wont do an enema in the hopsital when I get there, I may buy a

home kit

> and do it here before I leave.

>

> Anyone else having similar worries?

> Jen

[Guest guest]

I have been worried about this for quite some time and I am due any

moment( the original due date was Sept.10th then they changed it to

the 17th) I am considering an enema because that is just too

embarassing and just plain gross. I havn't asked the hospital if they

would give me one but plan on it. I am getting constipated lately so

I don't think it will gush but I don't want to squeeze any thing out

except the baby. - Diane

> Hi there, I have been TERRIFIED of this! To the point that I am

going to

> ask my doctor if upon admission to the hospital I can get an

enema. My

> mother thinks I am insane, but I don't think I will be able to

relax, or

> feel comfortable enough to push, etc. For those of you who didn't

have a DS

> or live with someone that did, you just don't understand. Let me

paint a

> picture for you...

>

> I was at IKEA last week shopping, and it just so happened that it

was one of

> those rare occasions (which have only happened since I have been

pregnant by

> the way) when I just couldn't NOT go if you know what I mean. It

wasn't a

> lot, but our BM's are or can be most often very loose, light and

sometimes

> foamy or oily. They also are the most repulsive things I have ever

smelled,

> and I lived with a RNY'er and frankly, thats nothin! It was so bad

that

> when I was pulling my pants up, a small kid in the stall next to me

had just

> come in and was whinning about the smell and his mom was like, I

know honey,

> it is very stinky I am sorry, the kid actually started SOBBING and

gagging!

> His mom had to take him out of the bathroom and he wet his pants.

I have

> never been so humiliated, and I don't even think anyone knew that

the stinky

> culpret was me... BUT that gives you an idea of how easy it is for

us to

> clear a room.

>

> The gas is bad too, but I can deal with that. But I don't want to

be

> pushing and have that come gushing out at the doctors face, because

it is

> not normal poop. Its pretty much liquid. And I agree, I am

terrified. If

> they wont do an enema in the hopsital when I get there, I may buy a

home kit

> and do it here before I leave.

>

> Anyone else having similar worries?

> Jen