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A wise wife once said "You pass a basketball out your ass without drugs and then I will do without them too". She got the drugs.
FYL, definitely, but on the bright side, if you ask for it during the procedure, and he tells them not to give it to you, either they'll throw him out of the delivery room and give it to you anyway or you'll have a nice shiny malpractice suit on your hands!
If you want the epidural, get it. I don't understand why people always judge women for their birth plan. I personally want to wait as long as I can without getting any type of meds and hope to go all natural... but if I don't I won't feel like I let myself down by any means. I think bringing a child into the world is an amazing event. Being a woman I want to know how it feels to bring a child into the world, pain and all. When I tell people my birth plan they try to change my mind. That shit always pisses me off royally. It's MY decision to do what I please while pushing a human being out of my body! You do what you feel comfortable with OP. Give your husband time to come to his senses. Show him some natural birthing videos! Might do the trick. :]
I just wanted to say that I wish all pregnant women had your attitude. As an RN who is considering getting licensed to be a nurse midwife, I am a huge advocate of natural childbirth when possible, but every woman is different and shouldn't have any regrets about whichever route she decides to take. A happy and healthy mom and baby are what is important in the long run. Kudos, and I hope everything goes very smoothly for you!
Yeah I had a completely natural birth and I barely remember the pain because all I did was imagine my baby in my arms, and he came out with absolutely no complications. Also I didn't know the gender which helped me through the birthing process as well. I always say try a natural birth and if you can't handle it go for a pain reducer or epidural, it doesn't make you a failure or any less of a woman.
OMG Thank you! I hate women on BOTH sides of the argument... and now that I'm pregnant I'm getting advice that starts with "well when I gave birth I had/didn't have" its SO ANNOYING.
It's not really that bad without the epidural. Unless you have a long hard delivery I'm sure
Oh, are you sure? You're absolutely certain that whatever your experience was is exactly what everyone else's was, is, and ever will be? That your body is just like everyone else's? Brilliant. I'm tired of wasting tact on idiots. **** off. None of my pregnancies were the same as each other and every labour was different. So what the hell makes you think everyone else goes through exactly what you did and will react the same way?
You definitely appear to be questioning your logic so I don't need to point out how ignorant you sound!
I'm not questioning my logic I said I had it easy no where does it say she will & that I think she shouldn't have one I was supposed to get one for my blood pressure but couldn't because of a twisted spine so for any of you to call me ignorant or stupid should know my story first.
ummm. it all depends on personal pain tolerance. so any pain related judgement is OPINION because it cannot be applied across the board
Tell him is ok as long as you can grab his nuts while giving birth do he can share your pain. BTW: google orgasmic childbirth.
Really? Someone needs to read some baby books...
Tell him to go through labour for 10 hour and see how it feels!
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He will change his mind when you break his hand going into labor.
He's not the one pushing a baby out of his vag. Tell him it's your choice. And, sometimes doctors really want people to get them, so that they don't pass out from pain.