Some babies are just stubborn and no matter what you do, they won't turn from being posterior (that was Emily). Like I said before, you can have a natural delivery with a posterior baby. There are some threads on BB about this. Here is one https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...-can-done.html
WooooooHOOOOOO!!!! I've been having contractions since 5am and they have been 5min apart since 8am. Getting really intense but not unmanageable. Do feel uncomfortable to sit though constant pain up my va jay jay and back is pretty sore too.
When should i go to hospital?
I called and they said no hard and fast rules, How does that help?
YAY Jo, that is fantastic hun. While you are coping stay at home. Stay at home as long as you possibly then and then some. Go for a shower or a bath and relax as much as you can. Try not to wear yourself out too much.
Maybe put on a DVD and watch that. Don't forget to eat and drink too. You may not feel like it now but your body will thank you for it later.
Goodluck huni and I can't wait to hear all about it
Hi guys i gave birth to David Jonathan at 3:08am Friday 5th September.
Had a vaginal birth he came out facing the right way.
Ob used ventouse just to stop bubba slipping back in after i'd pushed him out a bit
and apart from that and some pethadine that had worn off by delivery it was natrual.
The Birth i'd wanted.
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I've been having contractions since 5am and they have been 5min apart since 8am. Getting really intense but not unmanageable. Do feel uncomfortable to sit though constant pain up my va jay jay and back is pretty sore too.
:goodluck2:
He Has Arrived!!!
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