@pypersmommy, your welcome and thank you

@boothang8695, that's good to hear I hope you and baby are doing well. thank you for keeping me posted. and congrats!

@pypersmommy, my induction today went very well, they had me on pitocin which just made the contractions much stronger and much more intense. and then they broke my water.

thank you for the heads up @missymarie214

I went in, got the IV started, and my doctor came straight in, and broke my water. Honestly, I'd suggest getting the epidural as soon as they offer it if you're being induced. I tried to do the all natural thing, but I found out the hard way that pitocin contractions hurt a lot, and ended up in tears after 4 hours begging for the epidural lol Past that, it's just a lot of waiting, and a lot of exams! lol. My suggestion, is sleep whenever you have the opportunity. It passes the time, and pushing is one hell of a workout! haha

With mine I had a gel put into my lady bits to soften my cervix, and after they say that working, and started things off (they gave me some pain medicone in my iv btw) they started potocin, and about five minutes after that I got my epidural, and basically you just wait from there. and when I got there they put in an iv.

Anytime (: @pypersmommy

@laura_love, thank you

@boothang8695, I live 2 hrs away from the closest hospital and when/if it snows you can't even get a tractor down my road and they want to be cautious and don't want me to go into labor at home and no way to get to the hospital. and I don't have a vehicle at he moment and rely on friends to get around.

Expect a needle in each arm at the same time. <----that sucked. But it wasn't that bad. The pitocin they gave me took about an hour so to kick in. Over all, a decent experience, though.

@pypersmommy, can I without being nosey ask why your getting induced?

@boothang8695, thank you. I would appreciate that. :-D

@pypersmommy, I'm getting induced at 5 am Monday morning so I'll let you know then :)