Of course, a big congrats to you … and where have you been, girl? I see you around Facebook, but no blogs & I miss them. Although, that giggling baby video you post last week was pretty darn cute!

LOL Egad, I hope it wasn’t too painful to read. I hated reading birth stories too, but I knew I’d be doing a disservice to my readers that have been following this pregnancy if I didn’t talk about, and well…I had to be honest. It’s not all sweetness and light. BUT I must stress that it was NOT THAT BAD and I can actually imagine far more painful things…

They were in a hurry but so was the baby! It was okay all in all…I and definitely will be more prepared next time. I’ve gotten used to not being able to communicate with people, but it’s still rough sometimes. I’m always excited when I come across anyone who speaks english.

Thanks Jes! I think letting things go naturally definitely helped it go quickly. Things like pitocin and epies always seem to slow things down even though they’re supposed to do the opposite. When the baby is ready, it’s READY! I hope my story didn’t freak you out too much, the pain is a distant memory the instant that baby comes out. I think the nurse pinched my nipple because she thought that would help the milk come out. Bi-atch…

Good to see you posting! I was thinking about you.

Mary Fisher
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