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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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Is there medical reason you will give birth that way? Or are you afraid of pain?
Anyway Iīm sure all will go well! Donīt become nervous!
Itīs a birth... not a brain surgery!
Best wishes,
Chris
again thank you <3
No need to thank me!
I see the position of you and your medics and it is understandable that C-section is the only way!
I was just asking as the number of C-sections has increased so much over the years as it is quite a trend to go for C-section to have a more easy way out!
I didnīt want to say C-section is pain free at all... but a birth by C-section only lasts about 4 hours in total while a natural birth can last up to 48 hours... but of course you are right about the after-part and healing...
I hope all will go well for you and that you can spend Christmas at home with the family gathering around your newborn!
Good luck!
Best wishes,
Chris
My water ended up breaking two days early. That was an experience. My c-section lasted about 30 minutes. It hurt. Most moms feel pressure. I felt all but the sharp pain. Then she got stuck. So they had nurse put all her weight on my ribs to push her down more. I ended up needing oxygen. It wasn't easy at all. Then apparently I am allergic to morphine. I gouged my legs scratching it itched so bad. >< It was horrible until I got my cath[ I don't know how to spell it] out and was able to be up and walking and shower. After that as long as I stayed on top of my meds it was awesome. :]
I am all healed now and back to normal. Yay. And I am getting ready to post pictures of my baby girl here in the next couple of days.
I don't mind questions. I like questions. As long as they're not asked out of ignorance like " why the c? and then followed with oh your just being lazy.. " I got that a lot because of my age. It kind of pissed me off.
You are a proud mom now! Hope someone bought good cigars for you!
Of course you are right that some women have luck and only need a few pushes... but most have to work pretty hard for giving birth!
Iīm so sorry you have had such a dramatic experience... that sounds like a horror movie to me... oh man!
But be glad everything turned out that well and that you and your baby Emma are ok!
I donīt think your age should be a a matter... if you are ready for being a mom then you are ready for it!
How old are you please? And what are your future plans? Maybe going back to school/university etc to study? Or have you already made an apprenticeship?
What job do you do and which job do you want to do?
These are some questions that are interesting!
Best wishes,
Chris
I am 18. And finishing up high school. I am a stay at home mom for the time being. But when Emma gets to be a little bit older I plan on looking for what ever is available. I have scholarships to pay for all of my collage so next fall I'll be attending collage part time so I can become a social worker. Doing it this way is going to take me a bit longer but, hey, I am determined I'll get there one day.
Just to clarify. Emma is an accidental love child. Apparently our protection didn't feel like doing it's job that night. Oh well, she is a blessing and a gift that I love very much.
What do you do for a living?