Hi ladies!
Hope you're all doing well, and sorry for the delay....
We really tried to focus on our new family during the last few weeks :)
DS is 19 days today, we're so proud! He is so cute (I've attached 2 pictures) 
My delivery story is very short actually...
As you might remember, here in Switzerland, we've a pregnancy appointment each month, and my 36 weeks appointment was scheduled on January 27th at 4 pm. The night before, I felt some contractions, but nothing regular and not very painful. I decided to take a bath in the morning in order to stop them, and when I left the bath, I felt like my water break, but I wasn't sure (I thought it might be water from the bath). I called the hospital and they decided to advance my appointment at 10am. When we arrived, a very nice midwife told me : "You're already dilated at 2 cm, you will meet your little son today". My DH and I were a bit shocked and surprised, but also very happy :)
We ate lunch at the hospital and spent a nice afternoon until 3pm. Before 3 pm, the contractions were manageable and irregular. Around 3.30pm, it was difficult to manage the pain and I asked for the gaz (it didn't help me at all... :(). I finally asked for an epidural around 5pm. The midwife examined me and told me: "Wouah, you're already dilated at 8cm! Right now, the doctor is busy with an emergency, he won't be here before 30 minutes, and by the time the epidural will be effective, you will have your little son in your arms". As soon as I understood that I won't be able to have an epidural, it gave me a huge motivation to do my best to deliver my DH as soon as possible! I tried to manage the pain with my sole respiration and my DH support, and 30 minutes later, I was totally dilated and starting to push :) At 19h05, my DH was in my arms. 
No episiotomy was needed, maybe because my DH was quite small (5lb8oz, 44cm).
To hear his voice for the first time was a beautifull moment, very unique.
I'm 100% breastfeeding and a bit tired (that explains the delay to come back here...lol) but the time we spent together when DS is eating is really amazing. I'm happy, filled with love, and so is my DH. I could spend all day looking at him :)
I didn't take the time to read all the thread (but definitely will), but I'm really sorry to read you are having such a difficult time cupcake. I really hope that all the future mums are doing well, and that all the newly mums are having a great time with their little babies :)