yep, it is nice to avoid if possible. Can't always though, so it is very nice to have the option.
It was a pretty big deal for me. I was in my late 30's when I had mine & it felt like I took FOREVER to heal. I was stuck in the hospital for 5 days (instead of the normal 24hrs) & the baby was in a morphine daze that creeped me out. I also had 2 other kids under 6 at home. DH couldnt take anytime off work & we don't have any friends or family nearby, so it was hard trying to take care of everybody by myself when I wasn't even supposed to pick up the baby. I know I shouldn't complain. I know people have it worse than me, but I hated it! It felt so unnatural & debilitating. With both the other two kids, I was showered, out of the hospital & on my way Costco. With #3 it was a challenge just getting into the bathroom.
YAY!!!Baby Tadpole is here!!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
She's here
All is well!! She's beautiful.
but my phone is almost dead, so i will be back later with pics.
8 lbs 2.2 oz
I just asked cuz I don't recall it being such a big deal...... But my wife was only 18 when she had hers..... At that age most things aren't too big a deal.
18 is rock star age
not winter....
