Not even pregnant but i love listening to how excited people get when they talk about things they know and are passionate about. The best kind of teachers.

@deannayork9128

2 жыл бұрын

Same.

I gave birth 2 1/2 weeks ago. It's amazing how instinctual the birthing process is. And how clear and focused my mind was. I watched your videos throughout my pregnancy, and they REALLY helped!!!

My little one is 7months old and I don't think I'm going to have another. Why am I still watching these videos? Nurse Zabe is just that awesome. ❤

@janinedear-barlow

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you subconsciously still want another one.

I wish you were my labor nurse. I begged my nurse that I want to move around, but they insisted I lay down and just “switch positions” in bed. From watching all these labor videos, I knew I had to be moving. But it was my first time and I was so scared and vulnerable, I trusted their expertise. If I get a chance to birth another child, I will advocate for myself more.

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

I am so sorry they didn’t listen to you 😩

@Jieunehyi

2 жыл бұрын

I had the same experience. I labored for 16 hours laying in bed… my nurse wasn’t even sure if my water had broken or not🤦🏻‍♀️

@applejellypucci

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jieunehyi oh that's sad. Mines broke in the hospital right when they were going to send me home.

@kitten9964

2 жыл бұрын

They did the exact same to me. 27 hrs in bed. I'm so sorry you dealt with that 🥺🥺🥺

@moderndaymom7024

2 жыл бұрын

I just don't listen to them and listen to my body. It did take me two births to learn this but my last birth was incredible and the I'm all geared up to not listen again in the next few days.

38 weeks tomorrow. Officially in that “any day now” window. There’s a lot of information here, but a lot of rich content. I’m making it a part of my preparation routine to rewatch this on a regular basis until baby gets here. I don’t always have the bandwidth to do my perineal massages, yoga routine, kegels, remember every little supplement that’s supposed to kick things off, etc. but I can easily set aside time to watch a KZread video. Thanks for all you do! Your channel has been a blessing from the “TTC is on the foreseeable horizon” stage all the way through my pregnancy, and I’m sure it continue to be a wealth of information through postpartum/parenting too. Love you! ❤️

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

The “any day now” window is tough but exciting. Here’s my favorite article on that time. 💗💗 www.mothering.com/threads/the-last-days-of-pregnancy-a-place-of-in-between.1619798/

@lissylove666

2 жыл бұрын

Did you have the baby yet ?! I’m 38 weeks tomorrow!

@kailebrogan447

2 жыл бұрын

Did you have the baby? I'm 39 weeks and a day

I gave birth to my baby girl 2 hours ago... I adore her so much and thank God for epidural and a 15 minute push. ❤

@erikalewerenz1667

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats mamma !!!

@izzys9446

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats mom !!

I was pregnant with you this year and basically followed every tip in your videos that applied to my situation (including all of these!) and had such a magical birth! I was induced via cook catheter (no medication) and I feel like your advice helped so much with that. Labor start to finish was about 7.5 hours, I was up and moving for all but the last 20ish minutes, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. My nurses/midwife were so amazing too ❤️ also, my baby girl was born on 6/21 so I’m curious how close she is in age to baby Rosalie

You're looking so well Elizabeth!! Sitting here 35 weeks with my second and getting mentally prepared for labour.. here in Canada we get very little time to talk to OBs so your videos have been an incredible source of reputable information. Thanks for what you do!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Good luck with the end of your pregnancy!! 💗💗

I am 5 weeks pregnant and feel so prepared already thanks to your videos 😂 thank you 🙏

30 weeks here. Due Feb.2 with my first baby boy!!!! 💙 I can and can’t wait. I only hope to have a birthing team that’s as informative and caring as you!!!! Thanks for all of the information. 🥰

@amahledube.

2 жыл бұрын

Birth twin!!!!

@TheMegtay123

2 жыл бұрын

Omg me too!!! With a boy too!! ❤️❤️

41 weeks today! This video was a great refresher for things I've been learning throughout this pregnancy, and helpful for getting me into a good head space. Now I just need some contractions!

@chloeremington7139

2 жыл бұрын

Sending you love! I'm 40+2 and so ready for labor to start. We got this!! ❤🥰

Brought me to tears at the end! Feeling so blessed to have found you! Your passion and commitment and how you say everything with a smile is highly appreciated during these precarious times! Thank you thank you!

I’m due in 3 weeks with baby number 3, it’s been 8 years since I had my last baby. These tips are SO helpful. I’m hoping for nurses with similar ideals as you!

You are the most genuine and helpful nurse here on this platform 💛 thank you so much for uploading such helpful content. I have been watching since before conception and I’m now 29 weeks tomorrow! Love it 😊 and love u!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

You are too sweet! 💗💗

38 weeks and I am loving all your videos. Am scared, but the way you talk and the amount of info you give us, makes me feel confident! You are a treasure for us!

Not even pregnant and not planing a pregnancy any time soon. Still your videos give mi comfort and calmness. I have a very low pain tollerance and honestly I'm really scared of all of this. You telling me that I don't just have to suffer through this but there are things I can do to help the whole process, why to do them and how they work is just amazing.

Tears in my eyes for that last point. I think that will be my biggest challenge, but so thankful for this channel and your encouragement.

I am only 10 weeks but I am very nervous, but want to try for an unmedicated birth, even though I know I have a low pain threshold. This video is definitely giving my a lot more confidence, I really love your positivity.

@PollyWannaCracker21

2 жыл бұрын

Girl, that was me 15 months ago. I did not get the epidural. I just had a dose of fentanyl at one point and my baby was sunny-side up, back to back contractions and it was rough. But my birth partner helped me stay the course and not get the epidural and I am so so grateful for that. So if anything I would recommend that your birth partner knows your goals and helps you stay that route!

39 weeks today 😬 taking all the notes

Due in two weeks and I'm so glad I found your channel to ease my birthing fears!! Thank you!!

I'm 36 weeks tomorrow with my third baby. I'm so glad I found your channel and swish there was this kind of info 4 years ago when I had my daughter and son. I'm definitely preparing differently this time around. Thank you so much!

I'm 35 weeks & getting so excited, yet so nervous. I am binge watching all of your videos to better prepare myself. Thank you for all of your helpful tips !!!!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

It is SO exciting! 😊

Just confirmed I was pregnant with blood work today! Thank you, Elizabeth, for making the prospect of becoming pregnant, giving birth, and caring for a newborn go from being an impossible, terrifying feat that I would never want to subject myself to....and now it seems like something I (yes, even ME) can actually attain.

@mamaraya8818

2 жыл бұрын

You can & will mama! Additionally, you will be brilliant! No matter what avenues you end up taking, you'll end up with a beautiful baby in your arms at the end of the road 🥰 Congrats mama 💓

Me *eagerly watching even though I’m done having babies* 💜

@silverscapes9628

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, these tips may be good for friends who are having babies. Never a bad idea to know more things.

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you! 😂💗

Your energy is so inspiring! You are great at what you do! I’m due in February and am completely terrified to give birth :/ this video made me feel a bit better!

34 weeks today. I've watched pretty much all your videos, lol. So helpful! I'm going to re-watch this one in a couple weeks. You're amazing.

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! So glad you found it helpful! Good luck with the end of your pregnancy!

Elizabeth, you are golden! May God bless you!

Glad to know there are nurses out there that can do there job well and not completely ignore your wishes. My first was a C-section my baby was breech. No one told me I had another option on trying to rotate baby or sometimes they flip right before birth. They scheduled my csection at 37/38 weeks before labor started naturally. My second thankfully was a vaginal birth, but when I came in I told my nurse I didn’t want an epidural right away I really wanted to give birthing non medicated for as long as possible my best shot. She told me that I didn’t want to wait until it was too late and to just get it inserted so it would be ready when I needed it. Naive me didn’t realize they had to administer the epidural medication to make sure it worked and my legs were already completely numb. I’m trying to educate myself as much as I possibly can for my third because I want to do this naturally and I don’t want nurses trying make it easier for them and ignoring my wishes.

Your videos are the best! I'm being induced on Monday so this is perfect timing - will definitely be using these tips!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you’re induction is going smoothly!!

Omg i saw someone mention the combs recently from their home birth. Definitely adding to my list.

35 weeks pregnant and I’m so so SO happy for this video! She is breeched and I’m poly. Praying for a vaginal birth!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

💗💗💗 Even if she decides a cesarean birth, I hope these tips still help make her journey earthside the best it can be!

Can I just say how much I adore your channel?! I was wondering if you could do a video about SIDS. I realize the sensitivity of the topic, but there's a lot of fears that would be great to be cleared up. Baby sleeping on back or tummy, letting a baby sleep with a blanket, temperature, etc....

Week 11 for me but browsing videos to prepare. Your videos have been so helpful in helping me understand the labor and birthing processes. Thanks so much!

@mamaraya8818

2 жыл бұрын

You're almost there!

How amazing this video is! I am so grateful I got to watch it like I have many other of your videos. I will be writing those down and practice them and talk it over w my doc and see if any of those can make it into my birth plan like: dimmed lights, quiet voices, etc

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! I hope it’s an easy incorporation 😊

this is probably one of the most helpful videos I have ever seen!

This was a great video. Probably the best video I’ve watched on labor and delivery. Thank you for sharing! I love the toilet idea. I’m currently 37 weeks with my first baby. I was home alone the other day and was experiencing braxton hicks contractions. It made me have to use the bathroom but I also noticed the moment I sat on the toilet the contractions were not as painful and easy to get through. I will definitely be taking that tip when I give birth.

Due with my second in less than two weeks. Love these tips! Thanks nurse Zabe!💕

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Yay!!! Rock on!

Im 36 weeks pregnant and Im glad to hear you say that cervical dilation isn't everything. My dr says she can feel my baby's head down low but Im not dialating yet.

@cherrypie7861

Жыл бұрын

My understanding is that the reason dilation isn't the end all be all simply because of how quickly it can change. Your Dr might say you're only 1 cm but a few hours later, you could progress further than that.

My c-section is scheduled for this Tuesday and I requested a clear drape months ago! Thank you for all of your videos!

@melissamourgan2420

2 жыл бұрын

Same here schedule c section because of babies size, just found out on Tuesday so still adjusting to the idea of major surgery. However, October 5th is the most common birthday. Which Idk before and it’s my maternal grandfathers birthday so a a Virgo baby! Hoping he stays in until then 39 weeks + 1 day today. Praying for non traumatic delivery and no complications for all c section mommas.

@kiayafinch6169

2 жыл бұрын

@@melissamourgan2420 I've known that I was having a c-section since my 20 week anatomy ultrasound! I hope your surgery goes well and that you and your baby are happy and healthy!

@ashleyhoward9944

2 жыл бұрын

@@melissamourgan2420 October 5 is a Libra

@melissamourgan2420

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhoward9944 sorry I totally meant to put Libra. Somehow just got mixed up about it. Oh well, thank you for the catch.

@emperiss2012

2 жыл бұрын

You can also ask for a gentle c section if you want to do skin-to-skin

Had my first baby in 2021, dx'd with preeclampsia, was induced, stopped progressing after 2 days at 6 cm. I allowed the nurse to break my water (after the residents weren't able to 🤐) so unfortunately they had to do a c section. Due in 8 weeks and really trying to do my homework and psych myself up for a vbac, natural birth 😬 Super thankful for your videos and resources!

39 Weeks tomorrow! Loving your videos - they've given me such a wonderful piece of mind as I get closer to having my first baby!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so glad! Congrats in advance! You’ve got this!

@allyleake5710

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nurse_zabe thank you so much! ♥️♥️

My baby is now 6.5 months old, labor was 18 hours 😩 I was induced as my water had broken, pain picked up very quickly so I broke down and got the epidural at 4cm. I'm in Canada and they made me labor and deliver with a mask on due to covid, as well as hold my breath while pushing, which in my opinion was brutal and terribly uncomfortable but I was not given another option. Really wish I was able to have a doula or midwife to advocate for a more peaceful delivery. Would you ever suggest holding your breath while pushing? I'm honestly a bit traumatised from that experience and dread ever having to give birth again :(

@xxjanedoe2422

Жыл бұрын

Wow it is disgusting they made you do that 😒 my gosh..

I think my nurses thought I was crazy walking around the unit as much as I did overnight. Honest to god, I was induced at 41 weeks and could NOT feel my contractions until they broke my water on 9 units of Pitocin - after 24h of being only 4cm. THEN I FELT IT! XD Pretty much went straight into transition and 9cm within an hour. The comb couldn't do anything for me at that point, but the epidural was FANTASTIC! 11/10 relief. Regardless, I'm grateful for your videos Elizabeth - they helped make the entire process a lot less overwhelming and scary. My beautiful 3 month old baby boy says hello (or feed me. They both sound the same lol!)

I wish I can have you as my labor nurse! I feel like I was not cared for in the same way you are describing things here!!! I am nervous about this deliver because I am in a different state and a hospital with terrible reviews 😔 can’t change hospitals it’s the only one that goes with my current insurance.

@marymohr2799

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry about the hospital. I hope things go well for you and your baby ❤️

@haybatcrawbuck9484

2 жыл бұрын

@@marymohr2799 thank you

I know you see this all thr time but I so wish you were my nurse!!! Giving birth for the first time in February and this is SO helpful

Love all your videos! so helpful 💛💛

So, so helpful! Thank you! This is getting my hyped for birth. So excited to meet my baby! I know I can do it without an epidural and thus avoid the rare but serious side effects of epidurals, as well as the cascade of interventions that epidurals often bring.

I laughed when you said sweet lil noggin! Love your videos and am considering being a nurse and my dream is to be in L&D. ❤️

Thanks, Elizabeth! Very educational:)

Thank you for this! This video will be soooo helpful for my first birth. I'm due in January!

Oh wow!! This video was sooo informative! Thank you so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️

This is such a helpful video, I'm 36 weeks pregnant and have been trying to prepare for birth, thank you. 🥺

I'm 41 and 1 today and I'll be using these ideas if I go into labor naturally or by induction this week

I wish I’d had my baby at whatever hospital Nurse Zabe works at! Maybe someday I’ll happen to live in the same area 😂 Dreams do come true….

Im carrying twins and im in EXCRUCIATING pain. Round ligament pain. Siatica. And i honestly feel like my hip bones arent even connected at times. It hurts to MOVE. 24 weeks today. I still have so much more to go.

@beckyadams5269

2 жыл бұрын

Try a very tight,fitted bathing suit, work out. Anything 1 piece, that helped me!

@briannakinney

Жыл бұрын

This is how I felt during my last 5 weeks pregnant with my daughter. Severe pain everywhere including my pelvis, hips, back, etc. I can’t imagine feeling like that at 24 weeks. I am so sorry.

Why wasn’t my delivery nurse as knowledgeable as you are 😞 I wouldn’t have been pushing for 2 hours

I've found your videos so helpful! I'm due in the new year and you have helped me tackle my anxiety. I feel so much more well informed after seeing your videos. I'd love to know if you have any tips and tricks for plus size Mummas? X

Definitely helpful. Thanks!!

You are so animated, and I love it 🤣❤️❤️

I’m 32 weeks tomorrow and have enjoyed watching your videos so much through pregnancy! I’m a FTM and have learned a ton from you 🥰🤍

The part about keeping your bladder empty hits home for me. I had gbs and had two rounds of iv antibiotics, no catheter. I didn't feel like I had to go until it was pretty much too late. I was in transition and couldn't make myself go right there on the bed. No pain meds and I had pitocin. I was in pain bad. Baby was 9.5.

This was super helpful thanks!

I'm 35+2 today!! This video is everything I need right now! The count down is on🤗

@silverscapes9628

2 жыл бұрын

I'm 35+1 today! Do you think your baby will end up being and October baby or does November seem right? I feel like mine will be and October baby.

@anadelgado1011

2 жыл бұрын

@@silverscapes9628 Ahh Me too!!!! I've always had a gut feeling she will come the last week of October. I don't even know why I think this. It's my first baby so I have nothing to compare to 😆 I wish the best for you and your little bundle! I hope we have amazing labors!!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

It is so on! And so soon!!

This is a brilliant video - thank you! Also, you look fab! You’d never be able to tell you recently had a baby

Amazing! Thank you!!

What about one of those roller face massagers? I like the idea of rolling out my face muscles to remind myself to relax my jaw and forehead

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds luxurious!

28 weeks today. Getting all the info I can 😭. Question though. I’ve been hearing that the way they lay you during labor with your knees and your legs spread very far apart, narrows your birth canal and causes more pain. Is it true that the closer your knees are together the more room there is for Baby to come out?

Peanuts ball is life. I didn't need it til Baby 3 but man it works

Love your videos! ❤

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

💗💗

I'm "due" tomorrow, it's a just waiting game now.

@marymohr2799

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck! I hope everything goes well!

@inolvidablez09

2 жыл бұрын

Gooood luck!!! Hope all goes well 🙏

Thank you for the information Love you for that

I'm 37 weeks pregnant with my first baby and I'm so terrified of giving birth. I never had any parenting or birthing classes so I'm really nervous about what's going to happen... I don't know what to expect but I guess I have to roll with it...

@teresamoore8610

2 жыл бұрын

Watch some birth vlogs! It's really helpful for getting an idea of how it might go. Just be sure you watch a variety, because everyone's experience is different

@theholubfam4444

2 жыл бұрын

i recommend bridget taylor youtube channel, a positive mindset will make birth easier & a positive experience!!!

@cynthia3207

2 жыл бұрын

@@theholubfam4444 Yep she is amazing. Sarah Lavonne has wonderful birth preparation videos as well!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

You’re in the right place to learn! And so many good suggestions from your fellow pregnant peeps 💗💗

I’m going to take my mom with me when this baby comes out in about 1,5 months 😳 So she is the one I talk to about my birth and who knows what I want. So crazy how time flies! But honestly by know I just want this baby out. I want my body back and I want space for my organs 🙈 And of course I want to cuddle my baby

Zabe, you are awesome!

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Aw, thanks ☺️

Love your channel I'm 28+4 with my baby girl we are actually naming her Elizabeth x

37 weeks and I am ready for her to be here! Definitely want to try laboring in bathtub. Hopefully that helps

Just what I needed to prep

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Yay!!

When I had my son last year it was during the highest time for the virus so my ob head nurse and a student nurse were all in the room from when I got in there and had the baby they were just standing around watching the hole time and that was a horrible feeling hopefully this time is a bit different I’m due in December

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Ask them (or better yet have someone else ask them) to leave next time if you’re uncomfortable. This is your birth!

34 weeks. My self esteem has always been very low. I haven't really engaged with a midwife properly,I live very remote and gp is terrible, I don't have any support girls or family. Thanks for being so close. Ur my support person so far.x

Youre the best! Thanks so much

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

💗💗

Thank you!

Great video🥰

35 weeks and 5 days with baby 3, due on Halloween but getting induced on the 10th of this month. I am hoping to give birth without the epidural, so I will be using these tips and hoping for the best. 💗

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck!! 💗

I’m only 9 weeks and I’m so excited for labor!!! I enjoy it! Lol weird I know.

You are a gem

Thanks

I'm actually pretty surprised to hear such good tips from a hospital nurse - I've been kind of under the impression that what they generally do is just strap you on your back, pump you with drugs, tell you not to push til the doctor comes, and let you tear.

@EmilyElizabethMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Yikes how terrible :( I think it depends on the philosophy of your birthing unit. Mine is very minimal interventions as much as possible. If you decide on a hospital birth I hope you can find a team that offers what you need and not that terrifying description!

@timberdoodle2

2 жыл бұрын

It really depends. There's definitely different philosophies in both providers and facilities. I was able to deliver in a hospital that has a natural birth center within it. My CNM didn't tell me to do anything during my labor, she just let me do what I wanted to do. She knew I had a birth plan based on the Bradley Method and wanted the least amount of intervention possible. The nurse working with her also left me alone. My CNM just sat in a chair and watched me deliver my baby.

@vchafab

2 жыл бұрын

I thought that too but luckily my hospital is awesome and super low intervention. So I think it just depends on the birthing unit.

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

There is, thankfully, a big shift in the culture surrounding birth and medicine.

Ooops! I clicked the like button before I even started playing the video 😅

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

No shame in the like game!

I had an epidural with my first son and was told to push...I didn't know how because of how the medication worked. My second son came out in under 25 minutes... it hurt really but I could function within hours. My next baby we're hoping is like the second... Labor is weird.

I really hate dim lights (in any situation) and was so frustrated that the midwives were constantly turning off lights in our room during nighttime when I was in labour. I felt much more comfortable in a well lighted room.

Rosalie and Jordan are 4 months tomorrow! Jordan is ringing it in by partying all night and refusing sleep lol 😂

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

I’m glad we’re in good company 😅

What makes me sad is the hospital I have had my kids in do not offer a peanut ball; walking around or ANY position other than on your back. They don’t let me try any position because they force the epidural on you as soon as you walk in. They want you stuck to a bed. Not walking around. I want to try a different hospital but the good one is an hour away and usually my kids come quick so I’m super nervous. I’m due in 6 weeks and I love your videos.

I’m here for this after my 50 hour labor 2 weeks ago 😬

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Ugh, that stinks! But you’re a rockstar!!

something I wonder about when watching your videos and others is, it sounds like even if everything goes well and the baby is born without anyone getting hurt, very often there's still something wrong with the baby's heartrate at some point because it's just hard physically. For example how you said in this video that there's gonna be a lot of people in the room at some point, for example for the heart rate being wrong but not most of the time, or just other observations you and others made that made me think that. So did I get the right impression that's there's almost always something wrong with the baby's heartrate at some point? If that's the case can someone just decline to check the heart rate? it just seems like something stressful that could cause more problems than it solves. I mean if you were at home you might just not check the heart rate and be left alone, so why can't there be a middle ground where you have the safety of a hospital but you don't have to do stressful medical things all the time? I mean, even if the heart rate is a little bit bad, there's not much you can do except relax or have a c section, and I'm not having one unless the case is really extreme, I know some people are fine with it but to me it just seems like something I would avoid at all costs because I can't stand the idea and I wouldn't have a baby if I had to do that to have one. So can you just not check the heart rate?

You remind me of Drew Barrymore... Especially the way you speak🙂👍

I almost had my son in the toilet cause he was coming so fast and I felt like I had to poop.

@vchafab

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh, same! I didn’t have any contractions until I looked at my nurse and said I think I have to poop and she said oh no lol. She was born 5 pushes later. No doctor and I had just got there and they were putting the monitoring straps on me. No time for pain meds, it was hard but probably the best birth I have ever had.

@MinnieMindyTV

2 жыл бұрын

@@vchafab my baby was born in 3 hrs literally start to finish. I didn't have any contracts until my water broke.

@Nurse_zabe

2 жыл бұрын

Happens to the best of us! 😅

❤

I’m over 40 weeks pregnant with my first child .. I’m going to give birth alone .. which to me now seems like not a big deal and maybe even less embarrassing.. but I haven’t heard anyone recommend this at all .. Which makes me upset and a little nervous too ..

@Nurse_zabe

Жыл бұрын

You will not be alone. People all over the world will be giving birth at the same time as you! 💕

I had an epidural and they gave me no choice to sit up like I felt was best to get my daughter out. She was progressing pretty quickly like that before I got an epidural and mine at one point stopped working anyways so that was fun… I had to push for 4 hours laying down just to get her out and had uterine atrophy and almost bled to death cause they didn’t notice until I said my blood pressure was dropping. It’s disheartening when I envisioned a peaceful, happy labor experience and it was traumatizing at best. Spent my first night in the ICU not with my baby. I’ll never have another baby and certainly not where I had her

8 weeks left

@crazymusicchick

2 жыл бұрын

I got 7 weeks left and 2 days :)

@tristianbeaty3353

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!! 😍🙌🏼