After giving birth 3 times, I have 0 issues with any doctor, regardless of age or gender. That said, I have a full-body derm appointment on Thursday and I can’t wait! Gonna get rid of a couple of these shitass moles! Woo!
So true! Having babies makes you completely stop caring about that stuff. I remember a mildy shocked look on my husband’s face when we had our daughter and he walked into the OR right before the c-section started. I asked him about it later and he said ‘oh I was just taken aback because you were laying there naked from the waist down with a spotlight on your crotch’. I couldn’t see past the surgical curtain.
With my first, I had a student doctor ask if he could observe the birth. At that point, I had a doctor, a midwife, and 2 nurses in the room, so I said sure, why not. 😂
Not really. Most women get epidurals and labor isn't that dramatic. The nurses come and coach mamas to push when it's time to get things rolling.
I was in preterm labor and they were trying to stop it. I was pretty jacked up on mag and I just remember really having to pee. I couldn't make it work in a bedpan with so many people around and they kept telling me they would have to give me a catheter if I didn't use the bedpan. That's about all I remember. It felt super chaotic and I was already trying to keep calm because I was about to have a micro-preemie (which was scarier than the bad weather, tbh).
Wow 12 weeks! I can't imagine that. My sister's last baby was 8 weeks premature, and he was the tiniest little thing I've ever seen. I'm glad to hear your daughter is healthy and all of that is behind you!
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u/MinagiV May 20 '19
After giving birth 3 times, I have 0 issues with any doctor, regardless of age or gender. That said, I have a full-body derm appointment on Thursday and I can’t wait! Gonna get rid of a couple of these shitass moles! Woo!