thread: Lachlan Jack's Dramatic Entrance ..... Very long and possibly distressing....

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  1. March 23rd, 2009, 04:19 PM #1
    AwesomeFoursome
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    Thank you for sharing your story. You were amazing. Congrats on the birth of your son.
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  2. March 23rd, 2009, 04:47 PM #2
    mrsmac
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    Your story made me cry! It was so beautiful that even through all that horror you can find the good in your precious little man.
    I hope you are resting up and enjoying your babymoon.
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  3. March 23rd, 2009, 06:07 PM #3
    Heaven
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    Wow Dee that was like reading about my own birth, I totally sympathise
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  4. March 23rd, 2009, 06:27 PM #4
    Just Me
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    Wow!!! You are so incredibly strong to go through all of that . . . it's amazing what we can be capable of when we need to be!
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  5. March 23rd, 2009, 07:17 PM #5
    Olive
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    DEE im soooo proud of you hun, you did a great job so dont forget that!!
    also so proud of you for sharing this and doing the debrief you needed.
    when you need a pick me up, breath the sweet smell of your beautiful little man!!
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  6. March 23rd, 2009, 08:16 PM #6
    *mummyof1*
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    What an amzing story. How courageous of you, 50 hrs! No matter how he arrived, thankfully the two of you are fine! What a good sized bub he was too. In saying it was horrible, you have a good story to tell him about his birth in years to come. If you have another child in the futures, I hope things turn out more to the way you plan.

    Although scary, would have been amazing to see the ash falling around the hossy too. Our hossy has massive windows for the maternity ward and the rooms all look out across our country town. When I had been in there visiting others that had had their babies, I never thought much of it, when I was in labour, I found it simply beautiful to look out. You can see for miles it seems.

    May your precious little bundle Lachlan fill your lives with love laughter and happiness always
    xx
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  7. March 23rd, 2009, 09:21 PM #7
    kelebek
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    that is an amazing story, thanks for sharing...
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  8. March 23rd, 2009, 10:21 PM #8
    Papillon
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    Oh DD, i cant even see the screen through my tears!!!!!!!!!!

    You are amazing, you, DH and LACHIE.... wow... what a story! WHAT A BIRTH!

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  9. March 24th, 2009, 06:38 AM #9
    RhiChiChi
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    Congratulations!
    Great story btw, love that all this other stuff was happening, but you were totally focussed on your baby! Sorry you didn't get the experience you wanted, but it was great reading.
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  10. March 25th, 2009, 04:19 PM #10
    New Dawn
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    dont know how I have missed this until now....

    Dee you are a wonderwoman, I am so very proud of you...

    You did everything you could to bring your happy baby boy into this world safely, you are already a wonderful mum and thats all he could ask for....
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  11. April 27th, 2009, 10:39 PM #11
    Catastrophic
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    Dee you did a fantastic job hunny! Very strong... And WOW what a big bubba lachlan is!
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  12. July 2nd, 2009, 09:45 PM #12
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    Wow, i'm only just reading this now.

    What a dramatic birth story! I was sitting reading this eating a nectarine with juice running down my chin and my eyes out on stalks Dee! FIFTY hours of labour! Then a gigantic boy and ash falling all around as the fires raged....wow.

    I soooo felt your pain when you got the VE and was 3cm - though i had a paltry 12 hours of painful ctx before i was examined and found to be only 2cm. I can't believe how long you were in labour and all the crazy crap that got thrown at you. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing birth story, DS will no doubt enjoy being told about his dramatic entrance, a beautiful baby giant born into a firestorm, for years to come.

    Bx
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