Re: Krista. i was reading up on some charge info

[Guest guest]

Hi Krista-

I had the same situation in delivery, though was full-term. The

amniotic fluid

shot across the room-nobody there had ever seen that before. I didn't have

any pain med's either-no time for them.

The really bizarre thing that morning was even though I knew there were

significant

problems with the baby, when they offered breakfast I took it, and ate every

bite, and

was happy about it.

I don't know if I was in shock or in a state of grace, or just plain finally

had room for a meal. haha.

Probably all of the above. I guess that was the last " normal " moment of my

life, and I was totally

absorbed in it.

;-)

in Ma. (, 21 yrs)

[Guest guest]

That's just like my story too! They had just wheeled my baby away in an

incubator to the NICU, and the delivery nurse said " You must be famished.

Here's the menu. I highly recommend the sherbert milkshakes. " I even remember

having waffles and a sherbert shake, and feeling so good that I wasn't pregnant

any more (and I knew Evan most likely had some type of syndrome too--we'd been

given that news the week before). I don't remember waffles ever tasting so

good.

mdlinda@... wrote:

Hi Krista-

I had the same situation in delivery, though was full-term. The

amniotic fluid

shot across the room-nobody there had ever seen that before. I didn't have

any pain med's either-no time for them.

The really bizarre thing that morning was even though I knew there were

significant

problems with the baby, when they offered breakfast I took it, and ate every

bite, and

was happy about it.

I don't know if I was in shock or in a state of grace, or just plain finally

had room for a meal. haha.

Probably all of the above. I guess that was the last " normal " moment of my

life, and I was totally

absorbed in it.

;-)

in Ma. (, 21 yrs)