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wow... nothing to do with trucks, but i just got back from our first prenatal class... well, i'm officially scared poopless and 110% glad i'm not a woman... just wanted to share. for those of you who've gone through it already... i admire you!!!
It's not that bad sherm, although I have no idea why any one would want to video tape that. Both our kids were C section so that is a little different. Amy was an emergency and was a little scary, when nurses start running and shouting it is a little unnerving.
Our first was a hopital birth, but the other 3 were home births. The last one was actually anassisted. That means it was just the wife and me. No need to be scared. Just make sure you know what's going to happen. I'm pretty sure it's happened before! And like Fom said, we're all behind you Sherm.
Hey you Be fine. Be strong for both of you and hopfully you won''t have to go that way, Nature is much beter for the mother,Up and around and out ina day or two. My better half had a long labour.End up doing a c section It went fine I got to cut the cord. It a girl< I told them to put it back I laught. I was happy to have a healthy baby didn't care what it was! The classes give you an eye opener but they are good to take>
Well when my wife was delivering our first daughter I made the mistake of sitting on the bed at the same time as my wife was having a hard contraction. This made her very uncomfortable and she proceeded to let me know about it in a not so polite way. I never made that mistake again. She was very good in the delivery room all 3 times you just have to give her lots of support and you will be fine.
lol...i've heard a few delivery room horror stories... seems some women get s case of potty mouth at that time... oh well...what happens, happens, i'm just hoping for a healthy bambino...
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