i remember everything about my c/s the day before, the day waiting to go in, and the after and days after as well. is not something i think i could ever forget. i guess with the more children you have the harder it is to remember everyone...
Its a bit hazy but I remember the best bits... her first cry, seeing them poke her bum over the sheet, and then watching as Shel trimmed the cord, and when I said "does she have eyes" and then once I was in the room I remember holding her, and her first bf... that was after a loooong and fairly traumatic labour. It might help that I have photos though?
i remember both of mine, especially matilda's with crystal clarity. xavi's is a little more hazy as i fainted on the table and was put under a ga. but yeah, i remember everything.
I remember everything!! Not one thing I don't remember. Being induced and him not going into labour, being on themonitors, making the choice of going for a c/s or waiting to see how he progressed....went for the c.s, lucky we did caue the cord was wrapped around 3 times on his neck. His first cry, being weight, being called a baby buddha by all the staff in theatre.
I had only a epi and was still abit high from the gas that i was having when being induced.
I remember going in having the spinal, holding jase's hand, them rushing jack out of the room, laying there stunned hearing the nes he wasn't breathing and that he was a boy, jase leaving the room, vomiting on the anethesist i remember recovery talking to the nurse as she used to live not far from me, then I am a blank until 7 hrs later when I demanded I be taken to SCU to see Jack... I have hazy memories of speakign to people on ph and seeing some pics Jase got printed for me...I have no recollection of being taken via SCU to stroke jacks face but I did apprently I hate that I dont remember that
The only thing I dont remember is the ob holding him up over the sheet for me to see the first time I have a picture though, my actual labour is now very hazy, probably due to the copious amounts of gas I was inhaling
But I do recall everything else.
Yep, I remember it all in all its detail... The sounds the smells, the emotions... But mine was elective, and so I didnt have a labour prior and have it forced on me... So it was how I planned my birth, and so therefore, I guess, how I remember it...
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