thread: After A Caesar - How Much Help Did You Need In The Hospital?

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    Isnt SPD a pg related condition?

    therefor MW will pretty much be in the know about how its cared for since they treat pg women?

    I know even after natural births (SPD in last pg) the MW were great with me.. told me to rest up and def no marathons for the first 24hrs lol .. but i was required to walk to and from toilet and shower and one step to the cot next to my bed was ok, other then that they told me to lay back and relax.. so cant see why specially after CS things would be too different

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    Isnt SPD a pg related condition?

    therefor MW will pretty much be in the know about how its cared for since they treat pg women?

    I know even after natural births (SPD in last pg) the MW were great with me.. told me to rest up and def no marathons for the first 24hrs lol .. but i was required to walk to and from toilet and shower and one step to the cot next to my bed was ok, other then that they told me to lay back and relax.. so cant see why specially after CS things would be too different
    That's great but that wasn't my experience last time and no, the midwives I had did not seem to know much about SPD. It was three years ago so things may have changed.

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    Good to hear you have a solution for DD.
    Wishing you all the very best with your new arrival. Don't rush your recovery