Actually, that would be an understatement. Pretty much I'm Freaking Out about labor and delivery! pain + needles + the unknown = a very worried pregnant women
Thursday, November 20, 2008
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man, I wonder how Charles must feel then. :(
Aww, you'll do great!
Yeah, that's why I've never gotten pregnant.
That's why you should do natural childbirth...no needles!
Giving birth at home = no needles!
You'll do fine, Laura. And when it's all over, you'll have a sweet little girl. :)
Are you people kidding me? It really hurts - get an epidural! (I know Liz - she's done my dishes.) The epidural is WAY better than labor.
Go for the epidural!!! You'll be fine. . . women have been doing this for thousands of years, (without them) right? (I have to tell myself that each time, but I'm still here!) Besides. . . it's totally worth it!!!!
Actually my labors with Emily and David didn't hurt so long as I could get in a good position and relax. Pushing hurt like the dickens... but sometimes epidurals fail and then it hurts anyway! You should be prepared to go either way. A good book to read (although take it with a grain of salt 'cause she is super
a natural) is Natural Childbirth, the Bradley way. It was so helpful!! The important thing is that your birth is something that you look back on as a positive experience, no matter if that means an epidural or not. :) Here's the link, you'll have to cut and paste cause I don't know how to get it in here.
http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Childbirth-Bradley-Way-Revised/dp/0452276594/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1228110144&sr=1-1
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