dillydallyBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK57 Threads2,697 Posts
dillydallyOPBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK2,697 posts
this was quite a topic in another thread and feeling rather bad about highjacking said thread (sorry 666) i thought id give the ladies and you men too the opportunity to tell your experience on it .
for those who are not parents ,you never know you could get some good info .
dillydallyBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK57 Threads2,697 Posts
dillydallyOPBehind the hills and Burns ..., Strathclyde, Scotland UK2,697 posts
lusciousmile: I watched it on tv. She seemed to be in a lot of pain.
it always looks that way but honestly afterwards you forget the whole "pain and swearing" and just look in awe that you made this little thing .i still had lipgloss on too ....... mac i think
ClaayerWild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK15,888 posts
dillydally: it always looks that way but honestly afterwards you forget the whole "pain and swearing" and just look in awe that you made this little thing .i still had lipgloss on too ....... mac i think
Claayer: I have those scars in front of my ears.. where my poor little head got stuck.. ::feels:: Actually, the one on the left side is quite a big dent.
I was working hauling rocks, when my daughter was born. The boss came up and signaled me to get out then he said, "Your old lady's having a baby."
I said, "What? How do you know that?"
"Some woman just drove by here, and told me." he says, "Are you gonna go?"
"Are you gonna let me go?" I asked.
"I wouldn't think very much of you if you didn't go." he answers.
So then I jumped down off the truck, and started running like Forest Gump. Then, I realized that it would be quicker to drive, and that my car was a mile away. So I ran and climbed back on the truck, drove to my car, and then drove to the hospital.
I got there just in time. She came out facing the ceiling instead of the floor. I don't know if that means anything, but I like to pretend that it does.
RobbieMHertford, Hertfordshire, England UK4,553 posts
Claayer: I have those scars in front of my ears.. where my poor little head got stuck.. ::feels:: Actually, the one on the left side is quite a big dent.
My son has one on his cheek from the forceps.
My ex was so lazy she couldn't bothered to even push her own child into the world.When they said you have to get her to do it or were going to use these i really feared and she managed it.I suspected she was just lazy but i saw her in a new light that morning.And to think she might bring more into the world is worrying
ClaayerWild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK15,888 posts
diogenes: I was working hauling rocks, when my daughter was born. The boss came up and signaled me to get out then he said, "Your old lady's having a baby."
I said, "What? How do you know that?"
"Some woman just drove by here, and told me." he says, "Are you gonna go?"
"Are you gonna let me go?" I asked.
"I wouldn't think very much of you if you didn't go." he answers.
So then I jumped down off the truck, and started running like Forest Gump. Then, I realized that it would be quicker to drive, and that my car was a mile away. So I ran and climbed back on the truck, drove to my car, and then drove to the hospital.
I got there just in time. She came out facing the ceiling instead of the floor. I don't know if that means anything, but I like to pretend that it does.
Yeha .. same as mine.. Your Gf's pelvis tips back..
I was in labor for 2 weeks, went to the hospital 8 times, had to be cut from one end to the other to get her out, went into shock, there were 13 doctors, heads of depts, and nurses in there with me and my friend. Em wasn't breathing and it took them hours to stabilize her.
ClaayerWild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK15,888 posts
RobbieM: My ex was so lazy she couldn't bothered to even push her own child into the world.When they said you have to get her to do it or were going to use these i really feared and she managed it.I suspected she was just lazy but i saw her in a new light that morning.And to think she might bring more into the world is worrying
Lazy? It's exhausting! Seriously.. it's not easy at ALL.
ClaayerWild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK15,888 posts
dcj22: Luscious -- just for you.
I was in labor for 2 weeks, went to the hospital 8 times, had to be cut from one end to the other to get her out, went into shock, there were 13 doctors, heads of depts, and nurses in there with me and my friend. Em wasn't breathing and it took them hours to stabilize her. Call the adoption agency.
ClaayerWild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK15,888 posts
dcj22: Luscious -- just for you.
I was in labor for 2 weeks, went to the hospital 8 times, had to be cut from one end to the other to get her out, went into shock, there were 13 doctors, heads of depts, and nurses in there with me and my friend. Em wasn't breathing and it took them hours to stabilize her.
Call the adoption agency.
and bloody lucky you didnt go full term then.. they would have had to take your legs OFF!
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for those who are not parents ,you never know you could get some good info .
have at it people , whats your story ?