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so sorry![]()
i wish you lived closer so i could make you soup and rub your back
Thank you.

Thanks.I've been super busy, but I'm catching up. I had 2 of my babies at home, with a midwife. My husband caught both of them as well! Loved home birth, loved the midwife experience, very hands off. I'm all about that when I'm having babies, with our first at the hospital, they would not just let me have my baby. I wouldn't go without a midwife because i have my babies really fast. I mean, 45 min to an hour start of labor to baby in the arms fast, and that can lead to bleeding issues and certain other things, but normally not a big deal. Still, I'll never give birth in a hospital again!
I hope you get to feeling better MC. Puking is the worst.
I am a control freak when it comes to giving birth. Well I never made it that far in my pregnancies, I know that I would have to have a homebirth. I was in the hospital for Duckling's birth. I can't begin to tell you how horrible everything was! They have a midwife that does all of the births, and she was a complete female dog. She had no respect for what the mother wanted. The nurses were… I would not want them touching my child. The only thing I can say it was a plus, was that I was treated better than anyone else there!

I am still annoyed that as one of you mentioned, Duckling's mother was asked what day she wanted to give birth.
My mother had seven children in four states, and six towns. Each baby was up to six weeks "late". I only recently found out that pregnancy actually lasts up to about 44 weeks. Where has that information been all of our lives?
Point being, I was going to have to fight to not be induced too early. Let alone at all! Delivery is pretty painless and fast.
Yes!The big issue with modern medicine and western birthing practices is they treat it as an illness and everything is an emergency to which they react with fear and end up causing more problems than stopping our preventing them