wellllllllllll
what a drama ryans was!!
I was 15 and 35
weeks pregnant. It was sunday night and my mum and me had gone to see
my dad (he had moved to a pub and me and my mum didnt go straight away
cos i was pg) So i was sat in the pub, toilet every two mins!! but
nothing odd if you know what i mean.
Monday came and i was at
home, it was dinner time and i was STILL toilet every two mins and i
was in pain. so we went to the hospital cos was only 35 weeks. The
doctor came and said yep in labour, but very slow. They kept me in
dunno why really, maybe cos i was young? or cos i was so early? who
knows lol
I was in AGONY for ages, but they just dismissed it. i
couldnt sleep for contractions, they would only give me paracetamol.
They moved me to labour suite, then back to ward, back to labour, back
to ward was a pain!!!
This went on until THURSDAY!!!!! Then it
sort of all came together and my waters went. i dilated etc etc, they
asked me if i wanted pain relief and i was like noooo i dont need none
now gone bloody 3 days lmao. so i had NOTHING at all. i was all like
"when it gets worse i will"
I pushed for 2 hours almost with
NOTHING. They were saying i wasnt doing it right,i was being silly etc
and to let me push one more hour. My mum kicked off said i had been
awake since sunday night not had no proper sleep, no food ( i was sick
with ANYTHING except for callipo lollies lmfao) i was drained etc and
they HAD to get the baby out, and i quote "if your too lazy to do it, i
shall complain til i find someone who can be arsed". so she said "get
the forceps".
They pulled me around like a rag doll. legs in
stirrups lmfao. Finally out popped a baby, and i just remember asking
about 10 times
"does it have ten fingers and toes" not the sex of it lmao.
that was that. 96 hours my labour is down as lmfao.
about 7 established though!
The best thing was............the midwife came up after and said...
"dont worry love, u would of been there all day he was sideways, he would never of come out pushing alone"
should they not of checked lmfao