Boo44
Mummy of 2 boys
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Thankyou so much everyone. Just hearing that I'm not the only one with anxieties images me feel 100% better. That's why I haven't posted so much in here because I don't feel too much of a bond yet because of the anxiety.
I didnt have a bad birth, I got to the hospital both times at 10cm, and pushed and had them with no pain relief, but I just hate the feeling of pushing, with Zach I was trying to push him back in
Both time were just so different to how I expected, I really wanted and epidural both times, and there just wasn't time. When Madi was born, I resented her for the pain. I couldn't beleive how much it hurt and it traumatised me I think. I wasn't so bad with Zach but I had SPD and I wanted to labour standing up because it was literally the only position my hips felt like they weren't crunching, but I was told I couldn't, and I was made to get on the bed, which I hated and I screamed all the way though.
I would take a section in a split second if they asked me. I see my midwife 3rd Nob for the first time, I'll be sure to tell her. I used to have councilling for my anxiety, so I might just asked to be referred back to him.
Aw karlilay sounds traumatic Hun sometimes quick deliveries can be just as traumatising as long drawn out ones. All I would say is perhaps ask for some counselling or CBT with a midwife counsellor or birthing team. You may find they give you great coping strategies that will help you enjoy (!) a natural birth.
I've had two sections and I would say please avoid one if you can - it may be more 'controlled' but it also really hurts and i found it so hard afterwards with the recovery and the babies. You might find that bit makes your anxiety/mood worse