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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    QLD
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    Hard pregnancy easy labour easy pregnnacy hard labour

    Hello,
    I'm interested to see how this goes how many of you had a hard pregnancy but an easy labour or easy pregnancy and hard labour.
    for example with my first I had the worst m/s all the way through, I collapsed twice, had cankles big time and was anemic (sp?) BUT I had a labour that was just under 4 hours only had gas and no stitches pretty easy. I have friends that had no m/s loved being pregnant had no troubles and two ended up in emergency c sections and another couple had 24 hour labours or over.
    Last edited by 2girlz; June 2nd, 2008 at 10:57 AM.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    In Bankworld with Barbara
    14,222

    I think that any relevance to it would be purely coincidental. I have always done pg quite well (except in late pg with the usual aches etc) with no health problems, but of the 4 births my first two were by far the easiest, the 3rd one horrendous (induction) and my 4th was bloody hard work, so I've had a fair amount of variation wtih them.

  3. #3
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    May 2007
    Brisbane
    5,310

    Well I've got nothing to say but if its true then I'm in for on easy labour and birth! See, I told the midwife Bubble was just going to slide out easily with no pain!

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    QLD
    640

    LOL leash

    I know it's coincidnetal no fact behind it. It's just for fun

  5. #5
    Butterfly_Princess Guest

    Easy preg, easy labour, although it was 24 hour labour it was easy and i enjoyed every moment of it (did i just say that!?? yes in hindsight it was, at the time it wasnt so much lol)

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
    3,094

    hmn, just like "baby #1 is easy but baby #2 is hard" LOL

    well, DD was no prob full stop - pregnancy and birth. Who knows what i am in for this time?

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Jul 2006
    6,869

    Pg#1 was a hard pregnancy, terrible m/s for 16 weeks straight, alot of fluid retension....labour 10hr 25 mins, 3rd degree tear, gas, ventouse extraction and stitches.

    Pg#2 fairly average, m/s for 8 weeks but mainly nausea, stitches, 1 degree tear, gas, 6 hour terrific labour...

    I guess mine have been up and down

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    where cosmopolitans and margaritas flow all night
    2,794

    I had a very easy pregnancy and a very long and difficult labour!

  9. #9
    Registered User

    Aug 2007
    N.S.W
    503

    DS, Pregnancy was fairly average. Labour was horrendous, induction, episiotomy, forceps, 23 hours.

  10. #10
    frazaled1971 Guest

    #1 ..fantastic pregnancy and fairly good labour concidering it was 1st bub and he was postierior on 4.5 hours but i did have an eppi
    #2...once again fantastic pregnancy and 3.5 hour labour drug free
    #3...and again both great 1.5 hours and all done
    #4...well pregnancy was great labour only 28 mins but i went into shock so the labour was great but the after effects wernt
    #5...the pregnency was a little harder but only at the end she was 9lb 11oz and 15 days overdue but the labour once again was great 50 mins
    #6...to start with fine but last 2 months were hell and as for the labour he was breech and postieria and 8lb15oz and it was the most painfull 4hours and 42 minuets of my life but i got my drug free vag birth that i wanted .
    so for me its all most good pregnancy good birth
    hard pregnancy hard birth.

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