Comfort On The Subject Of Poo
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 | A - August 11 |
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I'm so appalled by this pooping on the delivery table thing. Is it really common? Tell me stories..give me comfort. I'm freaking out!
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my friend just had a baby girl in may, right before i found out i was expecting. i asked her about this issue, as she too was worried about it. She said she did have a bowel movement and didnt even notice it. the only reason she knows is because baby daddy told her he saw it, but the nurse or dr. was there and wiped it away before anything! so you see, she didnt even know! and i am SURE it happens often. i'm not so worried about it, just how bad my husband will make fun of me when i am feeling better! hehe
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If you are really worried about it you can request an enema to get everything cleaned out. Its understandable if you don't notice if you do do it, because (I know this will sound gross) but when you are pushing it feels alot like having a bowel movement...just on a large scale. When I was just about to push with my first baby they told me thats how it would feel if I was doing it right. *shrugs* You will also be so wrapped up in the moment that you won't care, all you'll want is the baby out.
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the nurse in my birthing cla__s said that EVERYONE she helped deliver pooped on the table and that it was no big deal.i have bathroom issues myself (won't go in strange ones and such) but have come to accept the fact that it can't be helped. just look at it this way we are paying these dr. and nurses enough that mabey they should be wipping my b___t
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 | KT - August 15 |
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hmmm well i have to say that I pooed! I only found out cos my hubby likes to take the p__s out of me! He said it was only small, which isnt so bad! I was embara__sed at the thought of it but when pushing i didnt even know!! They're soooo used to it im sure!
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