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Recording the "Savaged MinMin" story for posterity

58 replies

lemonaid · 23/06/2007 23:38

(Backstory: this tale was posted on BMC and eventually copied here, to much general rejoicing. But it was (we think) in Chat here so has been deleted, and although it's still there on BMC one can't rely on that forever. So here it is, in a non-Chat topic for archiving and enjoyment by future generations)

By Bewilderedmum, posting on Bad Mothers Club, 00:03 29/01/2007

After ds1 was born, I needed stitches. They removed the top half of the bed, and put me at the bottom half, with my feet in stirrups. It was a very small delivery room - in part cos I don't think they thought I was EVER going to give birth

Soo - am there, feet in stirrups, occupying the bottom half of the bed. The doctor was perched on a wheely stool thing, in this tiny delivery room, awaiting the passive arrival of my torn min-min, for his ministrations...

Aaanyway, cos of syntocinon drip, I was still honking like a good 'un, so some bright spark, propped me up on pillows , and raised the bottom part of the bed, so I didn't choke....

Unfortunately, because I am incredibly supple (tae kwon do) and had an epidural, which meant I had no feeling or control (or so I sez )

I SLID down the delivery table, past the end, past the stirrups - my feet stayed where they were in the stiruups, but the rest of me carried on..) and into the face of the waiting doctor.

Cos it was a small delivery room, he was PINNED to the wall, by my savaged min-min - honest to god, it was in his face. he shouted "HELP" in quite a distressed tone of voice, but the midwives and dh were busy with the baby..

After 38 hours of labour, and a severe sense of humour failure throughout - it suddenly returned..

The Doctor looked SO panicked - like I was wielding a sub machine gun, not a savaged min-min.

I remarked to him "I bet you didn't think you'd spend your saturday night like THIS did you!!" Then I LITERALLY pissed myself laughing - in his face...

Dh turned to me, with some irritation, and said "FGS sober up - you're a mother now!" - which made me laugh even more!! and the midwives ran to oik me up the bed - but the doctor looked distinctly nervous - he did a FABULOUS job of my stitches - afterwards, I hardly knew they were there -

mind you - by this point, he was prolly so freaked out by my min-min, that he thought if he didn't do a good job, my min would find out where he lived, and would come and burn his house down....

OP posts:
KbearBrockovich · 23/06/2007 23:41

that woman and her min-min should have their own show!

PMSL... again!!

mytwopenceworth · 25/06/2007 14:58

Oh I loved this one! Thank you.

Does bewilderedmum still post here?

LilRedWG · 25/06/2007 15:02

Thank you so much for resurecting this one - I needed a laugh

Bouncingturtle · 25/06/2007 15:04

Thank you!! this was hilarious, been having a sh!t day at work but this has really cheered me up

SparklyGothKat · 21/10/2008 22:35

PMSL again!!

Gingerbear · 21/10/2008 22:36

Oh, wonderful to read this tale again

HRHSaintMamazon · 21/10/2008 22:38

i have readthis story so many times, and each and every time i cannot help but cry with laughter.

i hope bewilderedmum knows she has the greatest post birth story ever.

shortshafe · 21/10/2008 22:38

OMG! have tears streaming down down my face -fabulous!

PsychoAxeMurdererMum · 21/10/2008 22:41

oh, I soooooo needed this tonight.

ROFL.....and......PMSL!

suwoo · 21/10/2008 22:45

Have just had to explain to DH how this is possible. I've never seen this post before, what with this and last nights flaptastic foofcasts, I have been pissing myself (and unfortunately that can be taken literally).

1dilemma · 21/10/2008 23:01

Thankyou for that

Olihan · 21/10/2008 23:05

I cried laughing reading that the first time and I think I've just caused an asthma attack reading it again .

'Cos it was a small delivery room, he was PINNED to the wall, by my savaged min-min - honest to god, it was in his face. he shouted "HELP" in quite a distressed tone of voice,' OMG, that has me in bits

LackaDAISYcal · 21/10/2008 23:20

PMSL . the tears are rolling down my cheeks.

Having read it to DH, he has just asked me if I'm really sure I want to have a VBAC and wouldn't much rather have a section? lolol

NorthernLurker · 21/10/2008 23:23

My first time of seeing that - am crying laughing - god knows at that point we've all felt like fighting back!

orinocowitch · 21/10/2008 23:27

oh thanks for that, am pmsl as typing, poor DS has no clue what is going on with his shrieking mum!

ghosty · 21/10/2008 23:30

It is this story that makes me snigger every time DD watches The Wonder Pets

LackaDAISYcal · 21/10/2008 23:34

I'll never be able to watch Wonderpets again without crying

VeniVidiVickiQV · 21/10/2008 23:49

ROFL again.

BloodshotEyeballsintheScarySky · 22/10/2008 00:18

Do you lot appreciate how difficult it is to piss yourself laughing silently in the same room as your extremely light sleeping baby?? That is fantastic!

CharCharBaGOOOOOOORE · 22/10/2008 00:47

That was just what I needed tonight. It's fantastic! ROFL

ready4anotherCoffee · 22/10/2008 01:22

oh dear that really is fab!!!

pmsl

TheInvisibleSpookDidIt · 22/10/2008 01:29

Omg that is hilarious!!!

Just the thing to brighten up my nightshift.

(though the others in the office are giving me strange looks for laughing so much at my laptop )

drlove8 · 27/05/2009 21:43

bump bump de bump bump

Geocentric · 27/05/2009 21:50

Very, very, VERY good!!!

LastOrders · 27/05/2009 21:54

I first read this whilst I was in bed and DP was asleep next to me.

It took every fibre in my body to control my laughter so as not to wake him, and eventually crawled under the duvet crying with the hilarity of it all!

Thank you so much for putting this back up