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« Reply #150 on: January 15, 2010, 11:41:PM » |
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as we paged through the health book pointing and laughing. And then... a series of pictures, real pictures, of a woman giving birth. Action shots... right in the action.
I died a little that day.
Me too.. I was 8 months pregnant with my first baby at the time. Why, oh why did I look? :o |
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« Reply #151 on: January 16, 2010, 12:21:AM » |
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as we paged through the health book pointing and laughing. And then... a series of pictures, real pictures, of a woman giving birth. Action shots... right in the action.
I died a little that day.
Me too.. I was 8 months pregnant with my first baby at the time. Why, oh why did I look? :o Hhahahaha. |
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The enemies of the Church are tolerant in principle because they do not believe;
they are intolerant in practice because they do not love. Timorem Domini docebo vos. |
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« Reply #152 on: January 16, 2010, 09:59:AM » |
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If my husband didnt come into the delivery room with me, Id kick his ass. If mine didn't stay out of the delivery room, I'd kiss his ass.  Sounds like he frequents delivery rooms. |
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« Reply #153 on: January 16, 2010, 10:02:AM » |
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So did we find out why Rozi has the shivers?
I think I will now call him 'mop boy'.
Mop Boy, more than 3 shakes and you're playing with it....then again if you're shivering....
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« Reply #154 on: January 16, 2010, 10:09:AM » |
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So did we find out why Rozi has the shivers?
I think I will now call him 'mop boy'.
Mop Boy, more than 3 shakes and you're playing with it....then again if you're shivering....
Please do not be so coarse. |
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« Reply #155 on: January 16, 2010, 10:51:AM » |
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If my husband didnt come into the delivery room with me, Id kick his ass. If I have to go through the pain of birthing our baby, hes gonna be a part of that too! But really, he thinks it pretty interesting. When its your own baby, its just beautiful. I was in the room with my sister when she had her baby, it was the coolest thing, being on the other end of it!
See, I'd kick my (theoretical) husband out. Honestly, by the time your in labour, you ve had ever nurse, doctor and assistant taking a look....you kinda loose all dignity. Is not a dignity issue. It's a he'll either be sick, or hover and want to touch issue. So out he goes. |
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« Reply #156 on: January 16, 2010, 10:54:AM » |
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If my husband didnt come into the delivery room with me, Id kick his ass. If I have to go through the pain of birthing our baby, hes gonna be a part of that too! But really, he thinks it pretty interesting. When its your own baby, its just beautiful. I was in the room with my sister when she had her baby, it was the coolest thing, being on the other end of it!
See, I'd kick my (theoretical) husband out. Honestly, by the time your in labour, you ve had ever nurse, doctor and assistant taking a look....you kinda loose all dignity. Is not a dignity issue. It's a he'll either be sick, or hover and want to touch issue. So out he goes. HAHA! oh dei, trust me, you'll want him there. My bro in law is so nervous, for thier first in June. He plans to hover up by my sisters head and not Look down! LOL On the Other hand, My brother actually had to "help" deliver his second, basically, as it was really rough on my sis in law (I wont go into details) Its REALLY cool  And when your in that much pain, all you want is your husband and your mommy! I havent ever had a baby with out my mom. This will be my first,without my mommy, my best friend really wants to come in this time, so it will be her and my dh! Gonna be fun :D |
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« Reply #157 on: January 16, 2010, 10:56:AM » |
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If my husband didnt come into the delivery room with me, Id kick his ass. If I have to go through the pain of birthing our baby, hes gonna be a part of that too! But really, he thinks it pretty interesting. When its your own baby, its just beautiful. I was in the room with my sister when she had her baby, it was the coolest thing, being on the other end of it!
See, I'd kick my (theoretical) husband out. Honestly, by the time your in labour, you ve had ever nurse, doctor and assistant taking a look....you kinda loose all dignity. Is not a dignity issue. It's a he'll either be sick, or hover and want to touch issue. So out he goes. HAHA! oh dei, trust me, you'll want him there. My bro in law is so nervous, for thier first in June. He plans to hover up by my sisters head and not Look down! LOL On the Other hand, My brother actually had to "help" deliver his second, basically, as it was really rough on my sis in law (I wont go into details) Its REALLY cool And when your in that much pain, all you want is your husband and your mommy! I havent ever had a baby with out my mom. This will be my first,without my mommy, my best friend really wants to come in this time, so it will be her and my dh! Gonna be fun :D Mom can be there, butt hubby better stay out of punching range  |
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« Reply #158 on: January 16, 2010, 11:03:AM » |
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Is not a dignity issue. It's a he'll either be sick, or hover and want to touch issue. So out he goes.
What if you are married to the doctor doing the delivery? |
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« Reply #159 on: January 16, 2010, 11:05:AM » |
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Is not a dignity issue. It's a he'll either be sick, or hover and want to touch issue. So out he goes.
What if you are married to the doctor doing the delivery? Or an astronaut, but he's the only person around to help because you're delivering in space? |
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