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sunday, june 17, 2018 glorious gurnard on the isle of wight. #isleofwight #iow #field #countryside via instagram https://ift.tt/2tgrs2t posted by alexandra tarling at 6/17/2018 07:06:00 pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: ifttt , instagram monday, june 04, 2018 a birth story and the first two weeks of parenthood. i've been writing this post on and off for the last two months! babies eh? ____________________ lydia is 13 days old today. we've been home since last tuesday, and we're managing well so far. she is feeding like a champ and mainly only screams if i'm not quick enough getting my boobs out or when we change her nappy or clothes. tom's off work for three weeks with a combination of statutory paternity leave and annual leave, and we're spending lovely times just worshipping the baby when she's awake. she's learnt to follow your face when you're talking, and stares at the high contrast between the wall colour and the picture rail. as i use this blog as a memory repository, and i'm pro- honest sharing, here's our birth story. it was a complicated birth, but i do feel like i've had a really positive experience. our birth story as i was approaching two weeks overdue, the nhs prefers you are induced as the risks of stillbirth or placental deterioration increase marginally. you can choose to be monitored daily rather than going for an induction. i had tried nearly everything else i could before agreeing to a chemical induction, including all the old wives tales, accupuncture, two sweeps and an nhs aromatherapy massage. i had been really well right up to the last week of my pregnancy, but at 41 weeks + i was getting very bored of being pregnant and physically much less able. i had been dilated slightly at my sweep appointments, so tom and i decided to have the examination at the induction and then decide how to proceed. if i had progressed and it looked like things might start naturally soon, we'd wait and go for the monitoring, if i hadn't progressed, we'd see if i could go for the propess induction pessary, which is the more gentle of the two induction pessaries, and in our nhs trust, means you don't have to be monitored, can go home and wait for contractions to start, and still go to a birth centre and have access to a pool etc... so on wed 28 march, we went off to the induction suite bright and early. after my examinations, i hadn't got any more dilated and the baby wasn't any more engaged. i was one day over their limit for using propess, but the midwife discussed this with the consultant, and as i had been fit and healthy and low risk throughout my pregnancy, and was only there after the time limit as they didn't have an appointment on the tuesday, we were ok to proceed. insertion was painful, as it seems to have scratchy, sharp edges where it's a flat tape, so i used my clary sage oil hanky and my yoga breathing to get through. i was then monitored to see how i was responding. we had to wait a while as it took time for my heart rate to stabilise. once they were happy, we were released. after being in the heat of the hospital, we stopped on the way home for a walk around the common to try and get things going. as it started to rain about 4:30pm, i started to feel my first non-braxton hicks contractions. these continued sporadically throughout the evening. i managed to eat a good portion of a tasty curry tom had made - which was good as it was the last food i'd eat for a while! by about 8:30pm, the contractions were getting more intense, and over the course of the rest of the evening, we strapped on the tens machine we'd been lent by a friend and i paced around, spending lots of time on my hands and knees and using my yoga breathing again. about 10:30pm we went to bed. i only managed an hour of sleep before needing to pace around again, but tom got a bit more sleep which was again a good thing based on what was ahead. at 1.00am, the contractions whilst not regular were very close to the 3 in 10 mins when you're supposed to call labour line, so that's what we did. they could tell over the phone that i was definitely in pain and in labour and needed to move to the next stage. i was managing with the tens and the breathing, but something was changing. because i'd had the propess, i couldn't go to the new forest birth centre, but i could do to broadlands, which is the alongside midwife led birth centre at the princess anne maternity hospital. we probably arrived just about 2.00am and were ushered in to a nice, warm and dimly lit room. we handed over the colostrum i'd been expressing antenatally in case i had problems breastfeeding with my pcos to go in their fridge . i continued to labour using the tens and my breathing, and found standing up clinging on to tom's arm to be one of the most comfortable positions for me. he was very good about reminding me to drink and use the loo! my pains started to go into my back at this point. having been examined, i was reacting too well to the propess and was over stimulated, so this had to be removed. after it had been removed, the pain eased off a little, but i still wasn't in established labour, so couldn't go into the birth pool yet. tori, our midwife suggested a bath instead at this point which was genius. so off with the tens and away we went to the bathroom. the bath totally worked for me. i got in with tom's help, and ended up lying on my left side with just my head poking out the water, holding tom's hand over the side of the bath. as the contraction surges came, i would shake my legs and wiggle my toes, remembering something my mum had said about wiggling my toes if initial latching on whilst breastfeeding hurt. i don't know why i connected the two in this situation, but i worked for me! i almost fell asleep between contractions, and tom dozed too. even though the contractions were painful, this time felt restful and peaceful. we topped up the hot water a couple of times and i think we were in there for a couple of hours. at some point i decided i'd had enough of the bath, and tom helped me out and helped me get dry. we put the tens machine back on, and went back to our room. i continued to labour mainly standing up and also started on the gas and air, which was brilliant, but the bath had done it's trick and i was in established labour - hurrah! this was just in time for shift change when we met our two new midwives who would look after us for the rest of the day. so now it was time for the birth pool. we spent all day in here, with the gas and air and the water, i felt strong and powerful. the lovely midwives made up aromatherapy oils for tom to rub in my hands and everything. i could have spent my whole labour in here. i thought i'd want music on whilst in here, but the first thing i asked for in the room was for the radio to be turned off. i just wanted the peace and quiet and dim light. something in this crawling into your cave to give birth thing. i would cling on to the handles during a contraction and push against them or cling on to tom's hand and then sink back into the warm water to recover. but as time was passing, and i didn't seem to be progressing, i agreed to be examined and to have my waters broken. they said that if they found meconium in the waters, i'd have to be transferred to labour ward and couldn't go back in the water. little miss had indeed pooed everywhere, so about 2pm we were transferred to labour ward. i also was dilating more on one side, and the baby didn't feel very engaged externally. without my coping mechanism of water and the shock of the transfer made my contractions much more intense than i could cope with with the gas and air and i could not find a good position to labour in, not even on my hands and knees.i ended up lying on my side for most of this period as my nct classes had drummed into me that lying on my back was the worst thing i could do for making space for the baby to come out. there was a

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