Hi to all the new ladies!
Kat I know the feeling, when I was pregnant with my first I was actually 6 weeks behind my sister, my niece was stillborn at 28 weeks due to severe pre-eclampsia ending in an eclamptic fit, doctors/GP/Midwife fault as non of them picked up on any of her symptoms even though we all said we thought that's what was up with her. I felt really awkward mentioning my pregnancy but my family were really good and I was shocked at how well my sister coped (I suspect when I wasn't there it was a different story for her). Shes since gone on to have 2 DS's!
sorry about the SPD cant, it must not be nice, as if we aren't struggling enough without having SPD thrown into the mix!
ODog I watched one born, DS did the same thing but literally as he was coming out so was no where near as severe a situation as that but that's why I had an episotmy and forceps, to get him out and sorted quicker as he wasn't coming quick enough! what freaked me out more was that was the exact room I gave birth to DS in!!! all the memories of the alarm sounding and Drs and Midwives coming rushing in
I was out of it by then so didn't seem as much of a big deal to me at the time Gun its not until you are told afterwards that you realise how bad it was do you?
Anyway, ive switched from Liverpool Womens to a different hospital this time, so I definitely wont be seeing that room again!
Gun where do I buy the witch hazel? seems like a must buy lol does it have to be distilled?