Visitors During Delivery
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Woodwinds or United for Delivery Baby??
Asked by V.N. from Minneapolis
on June 2, 2009
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Hey, gals...
We originally planned on delivering at Woodwinds, then found out our Pediatrician doesn't round there. So, we switched the plan to delivering at United ...
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- I've delivered twice at United. The first experience in 2006 included a terrible labor nurse (complaints were filed) but it was good that I was there because my son w...
- Hi V., My advice is to go where you think you will have the most comfortable delivery. Unless you know your baby has some kind of an issue that your ped should look ...
- Definitely go to the place you will feel the most comfortable. When I was getting ready to have my baby my OBGYN said that I would have to go to a different hospital b...
Anyone Delivery at Presbyterian Dallas??
Asked by B.M. from Dallas
on April 23, 2010
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I am 29 weeks pregnant and was set to deliver at Baylor Frisco which is an amazing hospital with GREAT nurses, but due to some complications with my pregnancy I switch...
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- I delivered both of my youngest at Dallas Presby and I love it. My Dr was awesome and I loved the nurses as well. In fact several of my friends delivered there as we...
- I did my my 1st dd and loved it- I used Dr. Dulley- LOVED her. Margot Perot hospital was voted best place to have a baby in Dallas. Nurses were very attentive and he...
- I did not deliver there but it was my backup. I was high risk and was much calmer when a business friend told me she was a nurse in the nursery and would personally co...
Preferred Hospital for Delivery
Asked by L.L. from Erie
on March 30, 2006
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I am wondering if anyone has any specific opinions about either Hamot or St. V. being a better hospital to deliver a baby at, in terms of facilities, staff, etc. Than...
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- I had both of my sons at St. Vincents. One was normal delivery and the other an emergency C-section. The nurses were amazing! I don't know how the deliveries would ...
- L., Hi, I hope this helps. I had a bad experience with Hamot. I had written a birth plan which included detail of preferences for every thing that could possibly ...
- The L&D nurses at St. Vincent were wonderful. The postpartum nurses, on the other hand, not so good. All in all I was pleased with St. Vincent.
Embarassing Moments During Delivery
Asked by M.M. from Dallas
on April 23, 2009
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I'm due with my first son on May 19th and I'm starting to get a little nervous about giving birth. My biggest fear is that I'm going to go to the bathroom on the table...
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- I had never heard ANYTHING about this until about 2 weeks before my son was born. I was absolutely apalled, mortified, wanted to call off the whole thing! When the tim...
- M., You are not alone. Very common. This has been happening to all of us for years. whatever your fears just ask. We've been there. Don't worry about that, just ke...
- M., My hubby is a nurse and has been in the L&D before...it is VERY normal and happens all the time. No biggie. All the nurses and docs are VERY use to that. C...
Delivery Experiences in Cleveland Area
Asked by K.O. from Cleveland
on May 7, 2008
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I am new to the Cleveland area and OH. My husband and I are planning on having another child and I am looking for other moms who have had good, bad, indifferent exper...
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- Hi! I delivered at St. John Westshore Hospital and loved it. You have a private room and stay in the same room from checking in to discharge. An alarm is attached to t...
- I have delivered twice at Fairview. Level III NICU which is great (hope you won't need it but is nice to know it's there just in case). They just remodeled their birth...
- I had 2 at University downtown. I currently live about a 5 minute walk from there. The very large area around there is safe. It is not only a very large hospital on...
After Delivery Unable to Pee
Asked by E.G. from Daytona Beach
on May 22, 2011
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A friend of mine is still in the hospital and can't go home unless she can pee without a cathiter (S/p) any suggestions for her? They have given her meds and jiuce gal...
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- Well, she's in the hospital so it's good they're looking after her. Not being able to pee is a big thing because it can lead to other problems she doesn't want to deal...
- I used the peri bottle with warm water to squirt on trick. It helped the stinging tremendously. I guess I didn't know this could be a problem and had never heard of a ...
- I had that problem after my first delivery because I was so swollen. One of the nurses put ice packs on me to help with the swelling. But I still wasn't able to go rig...
Delivery Without an Epidural....
Asked by A.K. from Dallas
on March 10, 2010
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so i have decided not to get an epidural when i do go into labor. i have slighty bad scoliosis where my spine is both curved and twisted. so i dont want to risk being ...
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- Keep moving! If you lay down, the contractions will be worse. so keep walking, moving, bring an exercise ball, sit in the chair, even in the bathroom on the toilet to ...
- I've done it twice, you can do it too. The first time I didn't even get an IV inserted, things were just moving too quickly. My advice: when it gets to the point whe...
- I had both my babies with no pain meds at all. I highly recommend it, and would do it again the same way if I were to be pregnant again... given the choice. I do, h...
Painful Intercourse After Vaginal Delivery
Asked by J.W. from Fort Myers
on January 23, 2008
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I delivered my daughter last September and 4-1/2 months later it is still very painful to have sex. Has anyone else experienced this before? I think I read online th...
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- I still have some pain on occassion, but at the bottom, where I had a tear. I'm sorry your having some troubles, make sure your relaxing too, if your nervous about pa...
- Yes - intercourse was painful for me after the birth of myson - for almost a year! I had a third degree tear and it really felt like I was stitched up too tightly...It...
- I'm the same too. It has now been two years and once in a while it hurt during intercourse. After the first year things did get much better.
Delivery at Jennersville Hospital
Asked by E.J. from Philadelphia
on June 11, 2008
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I was wondering what kind of experiences women have had delivering at Jennersville Regional Hospital. I think I would rather deliver at Chester County, but I am lookin...
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- Hi E., I am not familiar with Jennersville but did love my experience with Chester County Hospital. The nurses were amazing and I really appreciate the care they to...
- Hi E.! I think we are destined to be friends! I delivered my 1st at CCH (very bad experience)& the other 2 at Jennersville. I LOVED Jennersville and the care I reci...
- Hi there, I delivered my first daughter at CCH- GREAT experience except my roommate was a teenager. Her friends thought it was COOL hanging out in her room- embarris...
C-section Delivery
Asked by T.B. from Tampa
on October 14, 2008
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I am scheduled to deliver via c-section next Thursday. I delivered my other two children vaginally. What can I expect after the surgery and for the recovery? I woul...
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- I have had two c-sections, but never delivered twins, so your situation may be a little different. At any rate, c-sections aren't as bad as a lot of people make them ...
- Hi T., I had a c-section with my son. After 20 hours of being stuck at 4 centimeters, it was time to get him out. My sister had just had a c-section 5 months prio...
- I had a planned c-section and no problems with it t all. When you need to get out of bed to get the baby, just remember to roll over to get out. I didn't think about i...
