Juliette's dramatic and ultimately very lucky arrival (LONG)

Wow, can't believe i only just saw your thread now ... Just AMAZING Nai ... Just AMAZING that's all i can say ... and that your instincts are your DD's saviour & i bet YOUR best friend now ;)

Big hugs from Lorelle & lil Cendrine :hug: xox

Wow Nai, I am so so pleased that you did listen to your instincts. I had those instincts during my labour with Lilli Amba but did not listen hard enough. I totally agree when you get to hold that lovelly crying baby it does not matter one bit that you did not birth naturally.
I thank you for also sharing your story.

We still think about our little girl every day..

Many thanks nikki

Hey Missymoo, sorry to ask this here but are you the same Missymoo from NA. I am nikki from GF nappies?


Nikki:lol:

Nikki, your story was one of the main things that helped me to recognise the symptoms of what was happening - thank you so much for sharing, it really did make a difference!

Wow Nai, you most certainly do deserve a medal!!! That was such a touching story to me, I'm so glad that your outcome was that both you and your baby are safe, healthy and happy! Life is such a precious thing! :)

Wow wee- what an experience. What a shock!

How brave you were! thanks for sharing

(Just saw the link to this in another thread aka posting this over a year after the actual event :D)

I honestly really needed to read this with my attempt for a VBA2C coming up next April - the more info I have the better. I especially appreciate and understand your outlook on not getting your VBAC, you and your DD's life is more important than that.

Thanks for sharing Nai xoxo

wow, clever mumma to know someth way wrong!

wow, congrat :clap:

Thank you for posting this. It's a big help as I try for my own VBAC.