Excellent and helpful thread...
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04-14-2008, 10:37 AM #11Girlpooh - Lana
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01-15-2010, 07:05 AM #12
For first timers: After you deliver they say they can't release you until you have a BM. Tell them to go jump in a lake! Especially if they try to talk you into using a laxative like Fleet or something. THAT is a nightmare! Especially if you have a lot of stitches and can't hold it long enough to make it to the bathroom. Maybe Take a gentle stool softener and you will poop when you poop! I think our intestines slow down for a while so we don't have to have a bm for a few days after delivery.
Just my 2 cents...
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01-15-2012, 10:08 AM #13
Heather1019Registered UserLoves being a mommy
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I appreciate all the hints but now I am worried about so many more things. I just wish the L&D part was over already and I was home with a healthy baby.
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01-15-2012, 02:22 PM #14
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Heather - I think we tend to hear about all the exceptions, most labors are very normal. I found that taking a natural labor class was EXTREMELY helpful. Even though I ended up choosing an epidural during my first delivery, I knew what to expect throughout the entire process, which made everything much easier. Most hospitals offer classes at a very reasonable rate, and they usually are once a week for a couple of weeks. Birth is a miracle, and you'll be glad you experienced it. How far from your due date are you?
Me (36) DH (39) - endo diag at 23 (too late to save tubes), MF, TTC 6 yrs b4 1st
IVF #3 - DS, 5/04 (lost twin b/f 10 wks)
IVF #4 (FET) - DD, 3/07
IVF #5 - Chem
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IVF #9 (FET) - betas 13dp3dt- 410, 15dp3dt- 1266
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Born: July 27, 2012, 7/2, 19.5
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