eurgh I watched an episode of OBEM and a young girl had 2 nurses push on either of her legs whilst a doctor hauled the baby out of her. She was epi'd up so probably couldnt feel herself push and probably the baby got stuck. However, it was horrendous to watch.
That's exactly what happened to me, the first 2 hours I could not feel to push so the epi wore off and the last 2 hours I tried to make up for what happened before, he still got stuck at the end with shoulder dystocia - pitocin, epidural, prolonged labour/pushing all contributing! I had a bunch of nurses jumping on me (I had no idea what was happening), she did an episiotomy and shoved her hand up inside, it was just ugh!!! My pelvic muscles were so exhausted at that point I couldn't even feel baby's head & doctor's hand inside!
An epidural + shoulder dystocia is soooo dangerous
And yes I've heard of that OBEM episode and I can't watch it, it sounds just like my own labour except mine was more severe. I can't even drive by a hospital without freaking out anymore and that was 16 months ago...