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Default Feb 18, 2009 at 01:08 AM
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I have a really sweet natural birth video i found on youtube.. its not appropriate to post to this site as it shows everything.. but if any other moms out there would like to see it please just let me know! I will pm you the link.
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I remember the first time I was on the opposite end of the birthing process... I was video taping the birth of my sisters second child and it was a moment in time I will always feel blessed for being a part of... I witness a miracle that day when I saw a tiny human being come into this world - I can still feel the warm tears of joy as my eyes saw her emerged into the morning light.
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Default Apr 06, 2009 at 04:46 PM
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Wow Rhapsody, that's awesome! And very well expressed too.

I remember when I asked my brother if he's willing to videotape his wife's delivery, he had a scared look on his face and took off!

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Default Apr 07, 2009 at 01:14 AM
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You know. I did not have a hard time really at all. The only part that was hard was right when he was doing the epi, i got SEVERE pains, almost made me pass out and throw up. I suspect now that I had actually dialated to 10 and was in transition right then, but they didnt check me. ANyhow, once they got the epi in and started a bag of pitocin, I was pushing within an hour and only 22 min of pushing and 1 small tear. My doctor told me im a good birther! lol.

I honestly think it comes down to trusting the body to do the right thing though. You just have to remember women have been having babies since millions of years, and the vast majority gets through it just fine. I didnt even take any classes - I just trusted myself to know what to do when it came, and I absolutely did. My breathing was naturally paced(not as in normal, but what worked for me) and I chose to use the hot hot shower on my back, laying on my side, eating when I could, drinking lots of ice chips, and having a coach to massage my feet and legs, and arms, and wipe me down to help me. I did ask for the epi eventually, but i had made it 14 hours without it so i did pretty good. I did not want narcotics as they can slow the babys breathing. And i also chose to nurse the baby as soon as the cord was cut. He nursed perfectly, and i honestly think thats one of the reasons we are so closely bonded now.
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