Aa
shes here!!!! fastest labor ever
I had my baby girl on july 28 at 8 am she was due aug 5th. Ok so i strted ahving contractions a day before which with a sharp pain in my pelvic area and these really hurt so i knew they were the real thing but they were comming every 10-15 min. So i delt with them and they never got regular even the next day i still was having them every 8 min then 10 then 5 just all over the place so i stayed in bed and slept drank water did evrything to make them go away the next morning when i woke up the pain was unbearable i was in tears and they were evry 3-5 min so i went in and there were no rooms i was feeling intense pressure in the waiting room and dizzy and neausus and demanded to be checked i felt like i.was going to faint plus the contractions were evry minute at this point and im in the waitng room triage was full. So they called me in and told me. To undress and lay dwn on the table i was.in such pain i could not sit or take my pants off i bent.over to try and my watee broke all over and from.there i.felt the babys head coming i couldnt take the.pressure the doctor had to check me standing up and.i was at a 10 they yelled fully dialled and meconium in waters and 5 nurses picked me up on.a stretcher and pushed to a room i was cussing and screaming so loud i couldnt take the pain when i finally got to push she was here in 3 pushes and yes i felt everything. Thats my drama filled labor and delivery storry
Congrats our babys are a day apart or maybe just some hrs as my son was born at 11:09 pm
That sounds painful! But thank god baby is ok. Congratulations!! I will def not be waiting that long when I get contractions lol
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