Well, the baby was born at 4:30. It ended up happening very quickly and I managed to hold the baby for a bit and felt better for doing so. Still passing bits of placenta and feel very drained but relieved also. I can't thank the people who have supported me on this thread enough. Seriously, you got me through this horrendous episode. Mrs G I want to give you a massive hug!!
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So many hugs. So sad you had to go through this but glad you are out of limbo. Hugs & prayers.Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee37
Enjoying our 🌈 🚼 🎀👗
(Hugs) honeybee37;
:sadflwr: i'm so glad you were able to hold and say good-bye to your little one.
Your body knew what to do and you got through it. I am proud of you.
I pray this nightmare will be over soon for both of us and we'll be blessed with healthy babies in the new year :pray:
NHS are a bunch of dolts...i know bc my cousin complains about them non-stop. Socialized medicine is a nightmare!
Big hugs honeybee. I am sorry you had to go through this but also glad that it now over and the healing can begin. You were very brave to go it all natural and it sounds like the benefit was that you got to hold baby and say goodbye. Hope your rainbow baby is just around the corner.
This brought a tear to my eyes.
So sad this has happened, been thinking of you a lot this past week.
Beautiful that you were able to hold your baby, so precious.
Love and healing hugs to you <3
I'm thankful that it is over, honeybee.
Thanks so much to the wise women who were so helpful in this thread. :heart:
Hugs honeybee, take care x