Post by tiffrobot on Jan 11, 2018 13:17:25 GMT -6
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💞GIRL!💞
Noe.lle Fran.ces was born at 7:24am today in and she made her way into this world memorable for more than just us!
I woke up at 6:00am when a sharp contraction woke me up. I wandered around the bathroom for about 15 minutes with a lot of pressure and quick contractions. I decided I should wake H up knowing how fast my first two were, and the intimidating 45 minute drive to the city.
By 6:30 we left for Saskatoon. My mom thankfully spent the night at our house since I had the membrane sweep.
My H hauled some serious ass and broke a lot of speeding laws. But we pulled up to the hospital at about 7:10 in -37 windchills, me with just a maxi dress and socks on, and when H tried to put my shoes on I said “fuck this it’s too cold to sit here” and I started crying from the pain for the first time.
Waddled into the hospital on icy pavement and my feet were numb. There was someone going up in the elevator to L&D who saw me and held the door open and said “it looks like you’re having a baby, come on up!”
Elevator door opened when we got to the 4th floor and my knees buckled. I couldn’t stand anymore. H practically dragged me to the assessment desk where a nurse said “go into this room and I’ll check your dilation”
Walked in, leaned up against the bed, and could not stop crying. The pain was unbearable. I told the nurse she couldn’t check me. She said “I need to” and I had a contraction that broke my water and made me yell out “THERES A FUCKING HEAD COMING OUT!”
She reaches under me, grabs a doctor who goes “well it is a head! You are pushing next contraction!”
Somehow I got on the bed from the standing position I was in, and pushed and felt her come almost all the way out. Next contraction right after her head came out, body the next.
I yelled “HOLY SHIT THERES A BABY ON MY CHEST!” It was 7:24am. Doctor apologized for the state of my Roughriders football socks, which were covered in salt, blood, and fluids lol!
Nurse said “I’ve been doing this 17 years and never done this in assessment before!”
They were an amazing makeshift team. No IVs, no needles, NO TEARING so no stitches, so I’m not swollen up at all or even in much pain lol!
They put me in a delivery room after as I needed to stay down there for 2 hours to watch our vitals and actually get us checked in to the hospital lol! It was so chill, because I already had the baby!
I’m finally up in a (shared..boo!) room in post partum. Noelle was BFing well already down in delivery, but mostly napping since we got up here.
We FaceTimed the kids from the delivery room since we literally had nothing else to do in the delivery room 😂 they are so excited and coming in later this afternoon.
(C&P from my J15 board)
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💞GIRL!💞
Noe.lle Fran.ces was born at 7:24am today in and she made her way into this world memorable for more than just us!
I woke up at 6:00am when a sharp contraction woke me up. I wandered around the bathroom for about 15 minutes with a lot of pressure and quick contractions. I decided I should wake H up knowing how fast my first two were, and the intimidating 45 minute drive to the city.
By 6:30 we left for Saskatoon. My mom thankfully spent the night at our house since I had the membrane sweep.
My H hauled some serious ass and broke a lot of speeding laws. But we pulled up to the hospital at about 7:10 in -37 windchills, me with just a maxi dress and socks on, and when H tried to put my shoes on I said “fuck this it’s too cold to sit here” and I started crying from the pain for the first time.
Waddled into the hospital on icy pavement and my feet were numb. There was someone going up in the elevator to L&D who saw me and held the door open and said “it looks like you’re having a baby, come on up!”
Elevator door opened when we got to the 4th floor and my knees buckled. I couldn’t stand anymore. H practically dragged me to the assessment desk where a nurse said “go into this room and I’ll check your dilation”
Walked in, leaned up against the bed, and could not stop crying. The pain was unbearable. I told the nurse she couldn’t check me. She said “I need to” and I had a contraction that broke my water and made me yell out “THERES A FUCKING HEAD COMING OUT!”
She reaches under me, grabs a doctor who goes “well it is a head! You are pushing next contraction!”
Somehow I got on the bed from the standing position I was in, and pushed and felt her come almost all the way out. Next contraction right after her head came out, body the next.
I yelled “HOLY SHIT THERES A BABY ON MY CHEST!” It was 7:24am. Doctor apologized for the state of my Roughriders football socks, which were covered in salt, blood, and fluids lol!
Nurse said “I’ve been doing this 17 years and never done this in assessment before!”
They were an amazing makeshift team. No IVs, no needles, NO TEARING so no stitches, so I’m not swollen up at all or even in much pain lol!
They put me in a delivery room after as I needed to stay down there for 2 hours to watch our vitals and actually get us checked in to the hospital lol! It was so chill, because I already had the baby!
I’m finally up in a (shared..boo!) room in post partum. Noelle was BFing well already down in delivery, but mostly napping since we got up here.
We FaceTimed the kids from the delivery room since we literally had nothing else to do in the delivery room 😂 they are so excited and coming in later this afternoon.
(C&P from my J15 board)
