Re: Got to share this ......
Hubby was on his way back from the pub when neighbour told him ambulance on the way, he and ambulance arrived at same time. He took me by the elbow saying lean on me I said "I'm in bluddy labour I've not broke me leg" When we got there I told him to get lost and ring up later, but he came to see me in the labour ward, I was Not a Happy Bunny,he almost passed out then. Taken from there to be put in a bath told no rush, then dragged out of bath and told no time for enama, took into delivery room put on table legs in stirrups and nurse said "Would you like a mirror" Bluddy 'ell at this point do I care wot me 'air looks like, do I eck as like. No so you can see the birth, see it, I can bluddy feel it why do I want to see it as well, just get it bluddy out. I spent the next 1/2hr alternating between screaming, swearing and apologising for the previous two. Would I really want my hubby there too....... not on yer nellie.Re: Got to share this ......
My SIL was supposed to be my daughter's birthing partner for their second child and was looking forward to the event even though he felt faint and nauseous with their first. The moment of truth arrived when my daughter went into labour, we rushed to her house to look after our granddaughter during the event. My SIL rushed home from work to be with with his wife at the hospital. He arrived home, took one look at our daughter, rushed to the loo and immediately vomited and said he couldn't go! I told my daughter not to worry as I would stay with her all the way through, my husband had to drive us both to the hospital where she gave birth an hour and a half later.
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