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I have a roller coaster of emotions with this one! I
Incredibly excited to meet my baby and find out what it is, but will be sad that my pregnancy is over as I have really and am really enjoyed it! (I'm a lucky one with no sickness etc!) I'm not too scared of the pain as there is nothing I can do about it and there are ways of managing, I'm more scared of tearing and there beig complications. Hate hospitals big time so trying to deal with that fear more than birth fear!! X
I am not scared or nervous, what's the point, I knew from the beginning that this baby was going to have to get out somehow! I am trying to be open minded about the birth, I'll do whatever I need to depending on how I feel at the time.
I was never nervous about giving birth. People used to think I was mad. For me though going in knowing that it's going to hurt but it's something you have to go through to get your little one here made me mentally ready for what I was about to go through.x
I'm starting very slowly to surprise my self and feel a sort of excitement about it. Think I'm just getting myself kind prepare for it and focusing on "the prize". Feeling more confident than I was that I'll cope one way or another with whatever is thrown at me. The fear will always be there though j think, but I've come a long way from how I felt about things six months ago x
I am excited too though am enjoying my pregnancy and know I will miss my bump. I am planning to go with the flow as it is my first baby and I don't know how I will cope but baby has to get out somehow. X
I'm looking forward to it. My first ended in emergency section after getting to 8cm. I was excited for his labour too though. I knew it was going to hurt as I had been at all my sisters births (all 5) so kinda knew what to expect.
I will change some things to hopefully help. (Stay home longer, stay calm, focus on breathing)
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