Wow, okay. I can definitely say that I had filters over my eyes about this delivery and every other person's delivery.
Planned on no meds whatsoever, and turns out my pain tolerance isn't high enough to breath through transitioning contractions. Puked twice and made my contraction slow in interval because I wasn't handling it so well, the health of my baby and myself became a concern as well as the increased risk of getting a C-section if I struggled too much. After the epidural and an augmentation of pitocin I was able to deliver vaginally, squatting/lying down with no rips and a healthy baby. I can definitely say that my eyes are open but I won't give up! Next pregnancy I will plan *again* to go without meds and every pregnancy after.
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Ladies I would like to introduce my babygirl. Came to the hospital and was having full blown contractions and doctor decided to operate me. My delivery was so painful I felt everything.
Dulce Veronica
July10,2019
6lbs 3oz
5:17am
I do love the way people say you will know when your in labour and having contractions well I will be honest I didn't know and my pains weren't that severe till I was fully dilated I'm sure everyone has different pain levels
At 19 weeks pregnant they won’t send me to L&D to be checked. High risk or not. For every 5 BH contractions I have, I have a serious, want-to-claw-his-eyes-out contraction. I would say about every hour and fifteen minute, I’m having serious contractions. Called and left a message for my doctor. This f****** sucks.
My August baby decided she wanted to be a May baby like her big sister. Madison Noelle was born on Tuesday, May 24 at 3:50pm, weighing 2lbs, 13oz and 14". She was born at 27 weeks and has a long road ahead of her. Every day she has been getting stronger and amazing everyone. Please keep us in your prayers, my family and I have a long road ahead of us. Congratulations to everyone and I wish you all wonderful pregnancies and deliveries! ??❤️
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I used to be all about getting an epidural, but after research and thinking about it more I want to have an unmedicated birth (this is my first baby). What annoys me is when I say that I'm going to TRY my hardest to have a natural and unmedicated birth people always feel the need to say that I'm crazy or that I'm going to change my mind when I get in that position. Or that epidurals are the best. I do realize that plans change, but why can't people be supportive and encouraging?
It's hard to go with no meds but it's something that women have done since the very first birth. my eyes were definitely opened to why so many go for meds when I had my baby. lol