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yellow hen wrote: »
An congratulations expecting!!! Sounds very frightening but am delighted to know you new son arrived safe and sound. Lovely size for a week and a half early. Hope your Coombe care is ok.... Will be looking forward to hearing all
Oh expecting I am so glad everyone is ok! My little man came earlier today - a 9.5 bruiser!!0 -
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Congrats misty cheese... Your comment re your oh made me laugh, I think mine would be the exact same!! Not dilating after such a long time is my worst fear
great that little one arrived safe anyway.
Kitten k.... Total bummer to gt your hopes up only to find out it was a fakes alarm. Hopefully they were every strong braxton hicks indicating that labour is imminent. Fingers crossed!0 -
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yellow hen wrote: »Not dilating after such a long time is my worst fear
Don't worry too much, they can give you Pitocin to help you along in the early stages and if your labour is still slow in the delivery room, Oxytocin.
Mine was slow and there was talk of c-section because the waters were discolored. One of the nurses checked me after about 2 hours and I was still not even 3 cms. Then they started me on the Oxytocin. After another 3 hours or so I was checked again and the nurse asked if I'd like the really good news.
It ran through my mind "she's gonna say 'section'", at that point I would've welcomed it coz I just wanted it to be over. No, instead she declared "You're 10 cms, time to start pushing." The relief in the room was so palpable you could've cut it with a knife! And that was (almost) it, less than an hour later she was out.
So here's hoping you have a lovely, straight forward, as uneventful as possible delivery.0 -
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I wonder if Magicface1 had her baby yet.
Am back at work today
Can't believe it was a only a week yesterday since my friend had her baby, feels like alot longer!
As I mention earlier in the thread we were in the hospital on the Monday (18th) and were sent home. The pains continued on the Tuesday and got really bad around midnight, we got to Holles St about 5.30am on the Wednesday. They examined her and said she wasn't dilated and therefore wasn't in labour. But because her pains were so strong they would keep her for a few hours and monitor her. So we were moved to Unit 3.
About 8.30am they were coming every 5 mins but the midwife said they needed to be every 3 mins and she needed to be 1cm dilated before she could go back to the labour ward. The midwife said it was unlikely she would have the baby that day or that night. My friend said she didn't want to go home so the midwife agreed to let her stay.
We spent the day walking around Holles St. I was told I would need to be gone by 9 as she wouldn't have the baby that night. I left at 8.30 and went to have a drink with my mam for her birthday (50th). I rang the hospital at 11pm to check on her and the midwife said she was still the same and they were about to give her petidine. I slept in my parents as they live near Holles St and got to bed at 12.30am.
The hospital called me at 1.30am to go back in. We were transferred to the labour ward about 2.30am. The baby was put on a trace for a while, her heartbeat was a bit low, they gave my friend the epidural and then they do a blood test on the baby. Oxygen levels were low so it was straight to theatre for an emercent C section. It is amazing how quickly it all happened.
A healthy baby girl was born at 4.46am weighing 7lbs 1. She ended up having to spend 2 nights in SCBU as she had green vomit, turned out to just be that she swallowed some merconium (sp?).
We can not fault the staff is Holles St, they were brilliant. The only thing we didn't like was that on the morning they were let home they were rushed out!! I hadn't arrived yet with the car seat and they told my friend that if I wasn't there soon, she would have to wait on a chair in the hall!!0 -
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my little man is flying it gotten so big and super clever. into everything at the moment.. Would make you smile every day(on top of driving you crackers)... He has a new little bro or sis to look forward to this year so we'll have loads of fun... Happy New Year to you to 0
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