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Chickoin
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Topic: Most embarassing labour moment Posted: 03 July 2009 at 12:41am |
OK, tell us your most embarassing/funny labour moment/s.
Mine goes like this...
I was induced with the gel so my cervix was mighty tender. The specialist had given me an internal early in the day which hurt like a beearch. He went along his merry way.
A few hours later I'm getting an epidural put in while sucking on the gas. I hear the specialist talking and I ask the epidural guy "Is that Dr NASTY?!!"
Epi guy; "what? No, that's Dr Smith (or whatever his real name was)"
Me; "Yes, Dr Smith is Dr Nasty. He's mean."
Epi guy; "No, Dr Smith is lovely, he's a wonderful man, he's not mean."
Me; "No. He's mean to VAGINAS!!!!!!!"
I really yelled 'vaginas'. Turns out Dr Nasty was just outside the room, which had a curtain in place of a door. Which is why the epi guy was kinda embarassed to be having the loud conversation with me
I also thanked the epi man several times for 'making my bum warm'.
I also anounced to everyone rather loud and proud that I had done 'a little poo'.
Oh the gas.
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 8:11am |
roflmao, my worst moment had to be when I decided that labour or not, I was going to do the groceries. THAT was NOT my most brilliant idea. I knocked over an entire stand of marmite, and this poor little couple in thier 80's were trying to pick it up for me. I just couldn't quite reach the jars as they rolled around the floor....
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 8:45am |
hahahahaha you guys make me laugh...sorry i have nothing to add as my first labour i never spoke at all during it, and had an elective the second time...
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 9:18am |
Coming towards the end of my labour, just before DS was born I had a complete "woe is me" moment and very dramatically (think 1950's hand on forehead) announced that "This is horrible"...hmmm, really, you think.
I still cringe about it today
The reply from the registra was "well, they don't call it vacation, do they?"...guess not!
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 9:19am |
Lol, I was the same as Kazzle, I seriously couldn't speak and closed my eyes nearly the whole time ( as if that would make the pain go away!) AND mum goes "Oh look she's sleeping", in my mind I thought 'like f*%k I am!', Though I agree with gas making ya go loopy, at one point my midwife had 5 heads! 
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 9:20am |
I dont have anything remotely funny compared to that! What a crack up!!!!!
But I did get told off because they were waiting to give me an epi and I needed to go to the toilet and was told I was taking too long so they were banging on the door. Come on - I needed to poop - you can't hurry poop!
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 10:40am |
Haha when i was on the gas i got so giggly. My dad came in to see me (probably wondering why it wasnt over and done with, it had been 12hrs) and hes very anti drugs etc and i was like "OMG I FEEL LIKE IM SO STONED!!!" and laughing my ass off.
And my DP tells everyone he doesnt snore, and because it was taking so long he feel asleep on a matteress on teh floor and was snoring the hospital down. i was telling everyone "SEE he does snore, he snores he snores he snores!!!!!!" etc... lol im sure the doctors where soo interested.
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 10:53am |
Bahahahahah Chickoin you totally made my day with your poo comment! Awesome
I wee'd on the table (after sitting on the toilet for 5 minutes trying).
Mum arrived 5 minutes before I started pushing. Of course I burst into tears (after holding it together through everything else) and said "Mummy, I can't do this!"
Gee, anyone would think I was 5!!
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 11:00am |
Haha soo funny! I have two things that still get laughed about now, has only been 3 months though but after pushing for 2 hours, the doctor came in and said can i do an internal, i said no had enough of you lot sticking your hands up there... anyway a contraction came and he put his hand up to do the internal, I yelled at him "get your f**kn hands out of me" he was the one that delivered angus in the end.
Other thing was the little white spew buckets, i would not let go of mine, i crushed it, bit it, you name it... it was like holding on to a lil teddy bear, nearly everyone that came in offered to take it off me and i yelled at them everytime, no way!!! Its now sitting on top of the tv in the bedroom!
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 11:23am |
I put my hospital gown on backwards. In the movies they always open at the back and so I put it on like that and couldn't work out how I was supposed to do up the buttons down my back.
And I had IV lines in both hands and found it a little bit difficult when I had to use the bathroom. It most the most embarrassing thing ever to have to call out to DP to ask him to help afterwards
You guys must've had some great gas, mine didn't do anything (although DP reckons it worked great when he took a swig).
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 11:30am |
I didnt really have any, I hardly spoke the whole time, I just grit my teeth and breathed as best I could, if someone spoke to me I just grunted at them lol.
I started to speak when I got the epidural because I could relax.
Oh, there was one moment when the midwife came in and said I needed to some panadol, I said ok, and then she said "rectally"  That was pretty embaressing having two huge pills shoved up your bum while your husband, mum and grandmother are in the room with you lol
Ah the joys!
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 11:34am |
I have lots.
With Janaya I had an epidural, the MW told me to go to the toilet and that she would help me, I announced I was fine, got off the bed and fell flat on my face as I couldnt feel my legs. And then I just laughed cause it didnt hurt (it did afterwards though)
Just before Janaya was born i woke up crying to my mum that I had pooed my pants in my sleep  Turns out I was ready to push.
With Jackson I actually thought I had died while going through the transition period. I felt very strange and was talking to DH about death and asked if i was "Dead yet".
I too, told my mummy I couldnt do it
Oh, and I just rememberd,the mw came in while I was in the bath and told me I could push, and said she would come back in a few mins. Mum told me to start pushing and I kept telling her I had no feeling or urge to push. MW came back and was behind me, while I was yelling "she is a LIAR! I am NOT READY TO PUSH!"
They all got me out of the bath and tricked me into getting on the bed. MW broke the rest of my waters and it felt like Jacksons head had hit the exit with a thud, and I yelled at the MW saying "see, I wasnt ready to push, you WERE a liar!!!"
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 11:34am |
Oh these are classic.
I have a couple:
Later in the labour, everytime I had an internal I kept farting  and kept apologising for it. My sister (she's only 15) kept laughing at me and the midwife told her off.
Also, since I was wearing the hospital gown, everytime I went to move, the back of it would open up (at that stage I didn't really care) but my Mum (who is white, I'm half-cast) kept harping on about how brown my bum is and how did I get my bum so brown? I'M POLYNESIAN, MUM, STRANGELY THAT IS THE COLOUR OF MY SKIN!!!
Oh, an annoying thing was while I was trying to push, my mum and MIL were having a full on conversation about how much Mum's washing machine was gonna cost to get fixed WTF? - they got told off by the midwife too - HAH!
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 11:42am |
oooooooo you guys are making me nervous! I just got to the bit about labour in my birth book and wanted to shut the page it seems too damn scary!
Is good that you see the funny side of it now though
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 12:35pm |
At some stage of pushing and for some reason, have no idea why, mw wanted to do an internal and I could feel her really really pushing so I shouted at her "don't push him back in"
I can't believe all you guys got high on gas, I'm sure mine wasn't switched on cos it did nothing except make me slightly light headed, but I think if I sucked in air the way I was desperately sucking at the gas it would make me go light headed.
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 12:42pm |
baha these are great! Yip not sure about the mil and mum in the room while pushing though!
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 12:54pm |
hehe.. these are classic!
well, mine was more that my support team and my MW were having a good ol' laugh at my expense...
I was in the birthing pool, sucking on that gas - oh I love the gas and kept letting everyone know.. I was kind enough to offer it round as well  Anyway, my MW had a little looksie down there 'Yep, shes coming very soon.. there's enough room down there for a double-decker bus!' .. To which DH replies ''I knew it!''
and everyone erupted into laughter.. DH; MW; Mum, MIL & Student MW..
MW kept going on to me how I'm made for this and I should be popping out atleast 10 bambini - I told her several times to F&%$ off!
Oh and as she was born and placed on my chest.. I took one look at her, turned to my mother and in my gas-induced state proudly announced ''She's not ugly!''
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 1:07pm |
haha love it
I remember being in the tub and telling mum im not sure if i need to push or poo she almost sprinted to the nurses station to get the mw
and after being told he was feet first and i was going for a CS then there is not enough time you have to push i beleive my works were 'If your not going to cut the f**ker out reach in and drag him out!!!!' along with 'im holding him in until you get me the bloody drugs' after being told there was not time and to concentrate on sucking gas.
Oh and after he was born the first thing i said was "is it still a boy?"
i think thats all my stupid moments
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 1:39pm |
Bahaha I love them all!
I had a few 'moments'
The one that I am still had on about was about an 30 minutes before Maddi was born I locked myself in the bathroom. Contractions were coming nonstop and I couldnt get off the loo. I remember gettting really angry at DH and shouting 'Just hurry up and get in the car NOW, just go without me' while still locked in the bathroom and I wasnt planning on coming out anytime soon. I think he had to find a key to unlock the door and drag me to the car
Both babies I was determined to have them on the loo and I remember panicking that the baby was coming out my bum and the mw was wrong!
And DH still likes to tell everyone that when it got really painful I just went owch owch owch, like getting a hot dish out of the oven...
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Posted: 03 July 2009 at 2:23pm |
ROFLMAO this thread has brightened up my whole day LOL...
I was in labour for ages without painrelief but then they realised Jake was stuck which is why I wasn't dilating. They gave me the gas while I was waiting the the epidural lady but it did jack til the epidural lady came in and told me I was sposed to be holding my breath. I then got completely stoned because I kept saying I was having contractions so they wouldn't take it off me and then began discussing my partner at the times private bits  I wasn't being nice either hehehehe...
I had mum and dad with me and it was daddy who I was telling to help me lol actually my dad was the only one I would have anything to do with during my labour  he loved it!
After 16+hrs of full-on labour and still only being 1cm dilated coz Jakes shoulder was stuck and he wasn't hitting my cervix, they told me I needed a c-section and went off to organise it. Within 45 minutes I thought I needed to poo but luckily my mum thought differently and ordered the midwife back in. She had a look and with a huge amount of shock informed the room she could see hair. I got really pissed off and yelled at her that I hadn't had my damn brazillian and could she please just focus and make sure nobody could see my poo!! LOL thankfully I didn't poo, the hair was Jakes head which had suddenly decided to present itself and coz the epidural had worn off for reasons they weren't sure of I was able to push and feel (OMG ring of fire  ) and it all worked out fine. Everyone except me thought it was funny but that may have had something to do with the relief!
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