Hopefully being induce in three weeks

how can you deliver a ababy with out legs spread???

Anyhoo back to you Wow 3 weeks is no time at all is it? I am glad you have a nice consultant and he has managed to reasure you

fingers crossed for you hunny xxx

 

ooh well done!!!!

So we could be the same week? Perhaps? Or am i week before? i have worked out 14th march if I go from Wednesday and still Breech then,omg it is getting so close isnt it?

well done hun and good luck

 

Excellent news, hope SPD aint too bad between now and then xx

 

i had spd with Colby but wasnt really bad but was really painfull and what the midwife done with me was everytime i went to see her i had to spread my legs and she measured in cm's how far apart they were before starting to really hurt the night i got taken in to be induced they done the same but when it came to pushing my legs werent that far apart anyway if that makes any sence well they werent as wide as getting a smear done

good luck girls
xxxxxxx

 

good luck hope all goes well for you and ur spd get better xx

 

Ohh good luck! Nearly at the end now.

I think sometime if you have difficulty opening your legs they sort of have you on all fours 'bent over' something to take the weight off you, and when bent over you dont really need to open your legs, I have seen pics of women giving birth in this way with their les as good as closed. Have you tried experimenting with differnt birthing positions to see what you find comfortable? And does the hospital your going to have bean bags and chairs and things in the labour rooms for you to try differnt things on instead of being restricted to a bed?

 

Looks like you will beat me after all,I want my baby now,just wish i knew when she was coming!

B

 

Oh I am so pleased for you that is great news!

Make sure you tell them of your SPD when you are delivering, as for some reason, the care I got from the hospital during my pregnancy was ace, but when I was in labour, the only person who had any concern for my SPD and was taking that into consideration was the aneasthetist......he kept going on about it to them , but they STILL put me in stirrups, and I swear this is why my SPD was so bad for so long after delivery!

Anyway, good luck hun! x

 

I did Opt for Epi, there is no way I could have got thru it without it as I was pushing AGAIN from 3cms dilated...which caused me many problems last time and is complete agony and almost impossible to stop yourself doing! BUT I was aware that the SPD would be more of an issue as I would not be able to feel things, but as I said, sadly the MW's and consultants were not too fussed about my SPD, only my anaesthetist was, so I was fighting a lost battle and not even he was getting thru to them

The SPD is doing so much better now, I still have a clicky hip and every now and again when I walk I feel like my pelvis is going to give way where my hip clicks, but on the whole I feel human again and am enjoying every moment with my little soldier! x

 

oMG Caroline

fantastic news eh........will be thinking of you hunny,wish it was me too

bex.x

 

Yeah Caroline!

I bet you must be so excited. Try not to worry, Im sure all will go fine, best of luck xx

 

wow great news!!!

Best of luck

xx

 

Wow good luck caroline ... hope it all goes well for you