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I'll make sure d baby's head is upright, and gently rub the baby's back... Plus shout Blood of Jesus...lol ![]() AlphaHandMaiden: |
Congrats teamie Ammy5565: |
I had a low lying placenta all thru my pregnancy and I was banned from having sex. Dr says it could trigger bleeding which isn't good. Babyadorable: |
olatebony n Emerald65 sell pp belt beeejaylere: |
Pele love, You will soon testify of his goodness soon. Our prayers are with yoy Akorkor: |
Thanks dear kemesty: |
Thanks cappo, I have battled postpartum depression for the past 2 weeks...I was angry at everything and everyone for no reason. at some point I blamed the Dr for bringing out my DD at 37weeks, infact I almost got angry at God for not turning my 'placenta previa' issue around despite all the prayers we prayed. I almost didnt want to share my BS cos i just felt very sad about everything. that's story for another day, but i thank God that I'm gradually getting better and taking each day as it comes. Favouredmom: |
My BS -PART 2 Monday 28th November 2016 – delivery day I could barely sleep all night, couldn’t wait to just get the whole process over with. It was more of an anxious feeling towards the delivery. 5am – Had my bath 6am – The nurse came to check my baby’s heartbeat and my vitals. 7am – The catheter was inserted and the drip was setup. I stripped and was dressed in a green robe like the doctors. The Anesthesiologist came to brief me of the events leading up to the surgery, how to position my back for the spinal anesthesia and the effect on my body. 8.15am - Walked from my room to the theatre, saw my DH, mum and elder bro in the waiting room. My DH was asked to come in with me as he had requested to be by my side for the surgery. As I entered the theatre, ol’booy see plenty instruments….lol . I come dey wonder if na ontop person body dem wan use all those gadgets.My DH was asked to hold on while I was set up for the surgery, the anesthesiologist asked me to hug a pillow and bend my back like I was on an ‘OKADA’, he then injected the anesthesia into my spine and immediately I couldn’t feel my body from chest downwards. I told him and he said that was the effect of the injection – I would be awake but numb from chest downwards. He also asked me not to raise my head up so as not to have headaches post-op, but I could turn my head left or right if I needed to communicate. 5 mins later, I started to feel funny. My chest felt heavy like I couldn’t breathe and the lights in the theatre started to dim. My head felt very heavy and I began to feel like I was passing out , at a point I started breathing HEAVILY with my mouth and making sounds. With the little strength I had, I called the anesthesiologist and said – “DR, my chest feels heavy and I can’t breathe..my head too”. Immediately, He shouted that the nurses should bring 2 pillows so that he can prop my head up, and then I felt an oxygen mask covering my nose (at this point I was semi-conscious…I could hear the panic in their voices faintly and I was struggling to stay awake, tho I was feeling dizzy and my eyes were slowly closing). He now started calling my name…Nkechi, Nkechi can u hear me…he was slapping my cheeks to keep me from closing my eyes. A few mins after the oxygen mask was put on my nose, I started breathing well and all the dizzy feeling wore off gradually. I responded to my name and smiled at the Drs. They left the mask on for a few more mins and they were constantly checking my blood pressure, I started feeling better , the chest heaviness was gone and I felt normal. I looked to my left and saw my DH dressed like the DRs and I laughed..He held my hand and said ‘Pls don’t close your eyes or fall asleep’. Now that everything was normal, the surgery started. There were about 7 people in the room – the gynaecologist, a regular doctor (who was scrubbing in), a pediatrician, the anesthesiologist, A matron and 2 nurses. A small curtain was used to cover so I couldn’t see what they were doing, but my DH was allowed to see the procedure. I jokingly told them that I wanted to see too, but they laughed at me. I also noticed that I was constantly being monitored especially my blood pressure, and the doctors kept talking to me so that I am conscious. They would ask me questions like how are you? When is ur birthday? What is ur best food and all sorts of funny questions and me sef I de reply them…..lol At exactly 8.55am they brought out my baby girl and she weighed 2.8kg. The gynaecologist teased me that with all the food I consumed, that my baby weighs just that and my husband replied ‘when na only indomie and egg she de chop, how d pikin wan take big’ and we all laughed. The pediatrician and 1 of the nurses took her away, but I noticed she had plenty hair and I smiled. They suctioned all the fluid out and the Dr had to bring out my womb to sew it up (I’m sure you’d be wondering how I knew…well, at every point in time they were telling me what they were doing). When they were done, the Dr put it back in and sewed me up. I asked him about the fibroids that were seen before I got pregnant and in my early pregnancy (the various scans said that there were about 2 of them) and the Dr said that they were no more there, as they had been flattened out in the course of my pregnancy. That was good news and I thanked God. At about 9.50am, the surgery was done…they handed the placenta over to my DH and he had this confused look on his face as per what to do with it….lol. I just told him to give it to my mum who was waiting outside with my bro. DH and I said thanks to everyone and he left to check on the baby while the nurses cleaned up all the bloody ish in the room. cc - Favouredmom Part 3 coming soon ![]() |
Hi Jazzyjazz, thank God ur fine now. Pls take care of urself o.. Akorkor, how far?? how body? Congrats mamacajah juliao and other mamas that hv put to bed. May God bless and keep us all. |
Morning mamas, After weeks of peeping and My Dd (chizaram) was born on 28th november 2016 at 37 weeks. As a FTM, the past 2 weeks have been a roller-coaster of emotions for me (sometimes i stare at her in confusion) but the Lord is our strengthHopefully we will show up for thread cuties soon. ![]() |
My birth story part 1 My pregnancy was a bit of an uneventful one. I started out with no morning sickness, vomiting nor spitting but i had serious nausea and couldn't eat well cos everything was irritating me. At 7 weeks, I had a slight bleeding and was placed on progesterone injections. At 15 weeks, I went to register for antenatal and during the scan, the sonographer noticed that I had a low lying placenta. The Dr and I talked about it and asked me not to worry, cos it would most likely move up before I am full term. However he told me that we would monitor it at my 20th, 28th and 36th week scan so as to know the position. I continued ‘life as we know it’ with no issues whatsoever. Everytime I went for antenatal, I spent max of 15mins with the dr cos I never really had any complain (it was more of check baby’s heartbeat and pick up my prenatals). At 20 weeks I went for an anomaly scan, and we confirmed that we were having a girl, but the placenta was still lying low. We kept praying and hoping that it would move before my EDD which was 2nd week of December. 3rd trimester came and I started having crazy Braxton hicks contractions and shortness of breath. My LO refused to turn head down, but was shuttling between Footling breach and transverse lie positions. Her kicks were becoming so strong (it got to an extent where I started having goose-bumps on my left arm whenever she moves) that I got scared of even eating (eating is her best activity time).Everytime I complained to the Dr about the movements, he always made fun of me and said that don’t I know it’s a good thing that my LO kicks strongly. 28th week scan came and the placenta still hadn’t moved, at my 35th week appointment my DR scheduled me for a final scan at 36 weeks, which was going to be a determining factor to the type of birth I’d be having. That is, if the placenta had moved position, then I can have a normal delivery but if not, it was going to be a CS. At 36weeks 4 days (Thursday 24th November 2016), I went for the scan……everything was fine except for the placenta which was still lying low and by then the baby had assumed the transverse lie position (her head was to my right and her butt n feet were to my left). I went back to my Dr with a huge frown on my face and he asked me what the matter was. I said “Dr, my baby has refused to turn head down”, he looked at me and said that his issue wasn’t even the position of the baby, but rather what was preventing the baby from turning (which is the position of the placenta). He explained to me that the implication of this was that if he lets me go into labour, there is a risk of the placenta detaching and also coming out before the baby, which could cause serious bleeding and also death. He then told me that I was going to have an elective CS, and that we would wait till I was 37weeks (Saturday 26th November). He booked me for a CS on Monday 28th November 2016 by 8am, and I was to be admitted on Sunday night. I checked into the hospital on Sunday night with my husband , and they took my blood sample for tests (PCV and some other tests), the nurses shaved me in preparation for the surgery. I had my last meal b4 10pm and my husband left for home afterwards, to come back the next morning before the surgery. cc Favouredmom |
Good evening onegai, pls can I send u a pm? |
awesome testimony. Welcome on board damocious: |
Evening Ma, Please i'm trying to send u a pm, pls can u respond if u got it so i can send a proper mail? thanks a lot Liftedhands: |
Hi teamie, EDD is + or - 2weeks, so pls relax. u can talk to ur dr to calm ur fears. ur LO shld be wt u anyday from today. ultimatebunmi1: |
Thanks Ma Liftedhands: |
I have been raising my leg with the support of 2 pillows (sounds crazy but e don reach lyk dt). I massage with hot water in d mornin n evenings b4 bathing. I have also reduced salt intake too just incase. My neighbor asked me to apply Ori, will try that and see how it goes....but so far, its getting better than it looked last week. Pele dear! We will be fine ![]() phundek: |
Thanks dear CovenantBabies: |
Thanks Ma zaynie: |
Ooohk...thanks ma Iyabetajos: |
Lol...ok. Thanks a lot soonest: |
Thanks so much... I think I'll just trash the diazepam and find a way around getting sleep naturally. I appreciate.. Pls oh, can u help wt the abidec question I posted a few mins ago. I think u were mentioned in the post. No vex for my many many questions o. ![]() soonest: |
Thanks Ma'am... Still on this matter, make I take style ask u another question. My elder sis thinks I shld give abidec multivitamin to my Dd. She says it will make her eat well. I recall u wanted to comment on it on the other thread but the mama didn't respond. Pls what's ur take on this?? zaynie: |
I haven't been sleeping well since I put to bed 2weeks ago. I also complained about my right foot being swollen since 2days post-CS till this very moment. soonest: |
Liftedhands welcome back....how's Ekene? ![]() Due to some major pains from my CS which has been making me uncomfy, my Dr prescribed diclofenac and diezepam for 3 days. Pls o, are these drugs safe while breastfeeding cos I am giving my 2 week old only BM for now. cc soonest zaynie liftedhands realdentist and other sabi mamas |
I think it's carpal tunnel syndrome. I experienced it a few times and it eventually stopped on its own. pele bulunton: |
congrats dear.... God bless ur family SisiNini: |
Ammy5565:Nne, no be my fault say I port o! You will understand when I share my Birth story. Suzy is fine o, been in touch with her via whatsapp. How body?? hope ur ministry is progressing? |
congrats teamie..May God bless Ur family. You didn't state the date of birth. Take care ArewaBOG: |
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