sarah is a L&D nurse, martha. maybe you might want to PM her for some more advice?

If You Have Ever Had a C-Section....
Started by Martha, Oct 22 2008 05:01 PM
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#11
Posted 22 October 2008 - 08:04 PM
#12
Posted 22 October 2008 - 08:45 PM
You know I have no advise girl...I just wanted to say I can't wait to meet your little man!!
#13
Posted 22 October 2008 - 10:53 PM
Hey Martha... I have never been pregnant or have had a C-section (duh) but my mom told me something I always remembered, she had two of them. She said the biggest difference for her from the first on to the second, was with the first one she was in pain after and didn't move a lot... She said with the second one she was up and moving very shortly after, which made the healing easier... good luck with everything!!!
#14
Posted 23 October 2008 - 12:48 AM
Hey Martha!
Noah is going to born on Maddie's Due date! Yay! I always thought Dr predictions about weight/size were usually unreliable this late in your pregnancy. Was he always measuring a big baby? Well regardless, you're going to be just fine. I too would much rather be scheduled than labor forever and have to have an unscheduled one (my biggest fear).
I can't wait to hear about little Noah's big debut into the world. I'm very excited for you and Jay... and your little miracle baby.
All the girls are right.. move around as soon as they let you and when they offer you drugs for recovery, inform them you'll be breast feeding (if you are) so they make sure they're safe, but take them!
Noah is going to born on Maddie's Due date! Yay! I always thought Dr predictions about weight/size were usually unreliable this late in your pregnancy. Was he always measuring a big baby? Well regardless, you're going to be just fine. I too would much rather be scheduled than labor forever and have to have an unscheduled one (my biggest fear).
I can't wait to hear about little Noah's big debut into the world. I'm very excited for you and Jay... and your little miracle baby.
All the girls are right.. move around as soon as they let you and when they offer you drugs for recovery, inform them you'll be breast feeding (if you are) so they make sure they're safe, but take them!
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#15
Posted 23 October 2008 - 01:46 AM
Martha I had a scheduled c-section too, it is painful but it;s great being scheduled and not having to worry about when he's going to come out.. I don't have any advise because I didn't follow the advise they gave me (basically the secret is moving but I was in a lot of pain and didn't want to stand).. but you may know that the pain lasts 1 or 2 days and you have the rest of your life to hold your little Noah! keep that in mind and you'll feel better,.
#16
Posted 23 October 2008 - 02:34 AM
Martha... I have no babies yet, so no advice. I just wanted to say "good luck!" Can't wait to hear all about Noah and see some pictures!
#17
Posted 23 October 2008 - 02:56 AM
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Originally Posted by cheese_diva Hey Martha! Noah is going to born on Maddie's Due date! Yay! I always thought Dr predictions about weight/size were usually unreliable this late in your pregnancy. Was he always measuring a big baby? Well regardless, you're going to be just fine. I too would much rather be scheduled than labor forever and have to have an unscheduled one (my biggest fear). I can't wait to hear about little Noah's big debut into the world. I'm very excited for you and Jay... and your little miracle baby. All the girls are right.. move around as soon as they let you and when they offer you drugs for recovery, inform them you'll be breast feeding (if you are) so they make sure they're safe, but take them! |
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#18
Posted 23 October 2008 - 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Jacilynda I have to agree on dr predictions, was your dr always measuring a big baby? My doctor said ours would be around 7 lbs and probably 19-20 inches, and she was 8lbs 11oz and 22.5 inches.... |

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#19
Posted 23 October 2008 - 02:00 PM
Hey Martha,
I personally dont have any children but, a very close friend of mine had her little girl via a semi-emergency C-Section. She was in labor most of the day and just couldn't push her out so her doctor decided on a C-Section last minute. She says it was great because (and these are her words) her cooch stayed in tact!
LOL
She's a tropper and was "running" around by the time she got home 5 days later and said that she loved the morphine drip while at the hospital. When I asked her if she would have her second naturally, given the choice, she said: NO Way. She said that a scheduled C-Section would be the only way the would deliver again. You dont have to wake up in the middle of the night with contractions or worry that you will go into labor at work or worse and your chooch stays in tact!
LOL
I hope this brings your mind at ease at least a little bit and we all can't wait to meet Noah!!!
I personally dont have any children but, a very close friend of mine had her little girl via a semi-emergency C-Section. She was in labor most of the day and just couldn't push her out so her doctor decided on a C-Section last minute. She says it was great because (and these are her words) her cooch stayed in tact!

She's a tropper and was "running" around by the time she got home 5 days later and said that she loved the morphine drip while at the hospital. When I asked her if she would have her second naturally, given the choice, she said: NO Way. She said that a scheduled C-Section would be the only way the would deliver again. You dont have to wake up in the middle of the night with contractions or worry that you will go into labor at work or worse and your chooch stays in tact!

I hope this brings your mind at ease at least a little bit and we all can't wait to meet Noah!!!

#20
Posted 23 October 2008 - 02:40 PM
No advice or knowledge on c-sections, but I'm so happy for you Martha!!! I can't wait to see cute little Noah pictures!
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