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how much help does the hospital give you after a c-section

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griffintribe · 16/02/2008 13:55

I am planning on having an elective c-section and i am aware that i will need LOADS of help once i am home, have dd 2.6 as well.

Was just wondering how much help i will get in hospital after the first 12 hours when the drip comes out and i am up and about.

Will i be left to just get on with looking after the baby or will the nursing staff expect to help with feeds and nappies etc

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crace · 18/02/2008 09:59

Martha, how did you go about getting an amenity room? Is it expensive?

IlanaK · 18/02/2008 20:06

Only some hospitals do them. The hospital in Basildon that I gave birth in 6 and a hlaf years ago had them for £25 a night. St Mary's in London does not have them (second place I gave birth). UCH in London where I am having this one, does have them but I am yet to find out how much they cost (A lot I am guessing).

crace · 18/02/2008 21:04

I found my local hospital has ONE (fgs) at £66 per night and that's if it's available. I am wondering if it's not just better to be on the ward and not shut away and ignored even more.

Looking forward to this experience!

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