Sentences with phrase «heard labor stories»

You've heard labor stories, watched birth shows on television, read lots of books and still your not sure what to expect.

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And when the call went out that someone was in labor, candles were lit, intentions were sent out, a barrage of texts circled around all waiting to hear the news and awaiting her story.

While labor and delivery stories are shared regularly, traumatic stories are often difficult to talk about, and difficult to hear.

Especially when I hear other birth stories and there are many obvious signs of distress, long and drawn out in a rough labor, and the baby comes out kicking and screaming... Now that we can look back on her birth day, while holding a healthy, resilient little one, I'm still trying to figure out a way to disconnect the wonderful, powerful, redeeming qualities of my experience, from the terrifying experience at the very end.

I would love to hear some unexpected things that took place during labor and deliveries, as birth stories are simply one of my favorite topics to read.

A friend of mine shared a story to illustrate this point: it is common to hear a woman in labor say «I can't do this anymore!»

You may have heard old wives» tales and stories about ways to jumpstart labor on your own.

We have all heard our mothers or grandmothers tell us the stories of how they were in labor for 96 hours with no pain medication.

Every woman's labor and delivery experience is different, so even though you may have heard stories and read books (like What To Expect), good or bad, you still do not know exactly what to expect.

I heard stories of how painful the experience is and that there are incidences where some women die while on labor.

So while I'd heard other moms» horror stories about 48 tortuous hours of labor, crime - scene - worthy amounts of blood and vaginas literally ripping in half, I shrugged and figured everyone's pain tolerance was different.

About the second labors: I've heard tons and tons of birth stories, and it seem to me that vaginal second births (after first vaginal births) seem to go one of two ways.

After joining this club and meeting so many women and hearing their stories, I've noticed there's something extra special about this labor of love and the women who do it.

The final part of the story tells of his eventual capture and subsequent days of hard physical labor and abuse in a Japanese prisoner - of - war camp run by the sadistic Mutsuhiro Watanabe (a solid debut by Japanese pop star Miyavi), aka «the Bird» (because he can see and hear everything), who makes it his mission to break the spirited Olympic champ down.

You may hear a lot of stories about women being in labor for 48 hours.

Hearing the success stories of our clients and followers makes every bit of that labor worth it but it certainly doesn't hurt to receive an award for all that hard work as well!

Thats good to hear about your labor, I need to hear some positive induction stories.