chazzette
Mummy to Izzi & Joe
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We were told to go in for our scheduled induction today at 9am. Got to the hospital and it looked pretty busy but they seemed to be getting through the ladies quite quick.....wrong!
After 6 whole hours of waiting around we finally get told that they are too busy and don't have enough beds or staff to deal with me today
Was told to go home and come back at 8am tomorrow where they will 'try' to make me priority.
I had to pester the midwife to find out what was happening as during the whole 6 hour period we weren't told anything apart from that they were having a meeting. at least the dr that eventually came and explained was genuinely apologetic and has tried his best to find us a bed. Being priority tomorrow will hopefully mean we are seen asap. These things happen I suppose and if I were one of the women in full blown labour but was turned away over a induction that could wait a day then I would be pissed....so fair is fair but its annoying that we seem to have been forgotten about until we chased them up.
I'm having the induction due to having M.E and needing to pace and rest as much as possible so waiting around in a noisy bright hospital all day isn't ideal at all and im consequently headachy and knackered so am heading to bed in a mo. Plus OH has now wasted a days paternity leave and MIL has had to look after Izzi unnecessarily. Fingers crossed that we do actually get seen promptly as the induction is likely to be a long process as it is *rant over* lol
After 6 whole hours of waiting around we finally get told that they are too busy and don't have enough beds or staff to deal with me today

I had to pester the midwife to find out what was happening as during the whole 6 hour period we weren't told anything apart from that they were having a meeting. at least the dr that eventually came and explained was genuinely apologetic and has tried his best to find us a bed. Being priority tomorrow will hopefully mean we are seen asap. These things happen I suppose and if I were one of the women in full blown labour but was turned away over a induction that could wait a day then I would be pissed....so fair is fair but its annoying that we seem to have been forgotten about until we chased them up.
I'm having the induction due to having M.E and needing to pace and rest as much as possible so waiting around in a noisy bright hospital all day isn't ideal at all and im consequently headachy and knackered so am heading to bed in a mo. Plus OH has now wasted a days paternity leave and MIL has had to look after Izzi unnecessarily. Fingers crossed that we do actually get seen promptly as the induction is likely to be a long process as it is *rant over* lol