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		<title>By: JLow</title>
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		<dc:creator>JLow</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 31 Oct 2007 04:15:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My comment-contribution here is at a *very* late stage of pregnancy: In the delivery room!

After we&#039;ve &quot;checked in&quot; to the hospital, I brought along my laptop only for music (I don&#039;t think there was wifi access but my wife isn&#039;t into surfing anyhow). As our baby was late, I had also slept on the floor just to stay with her while waiting for the inducement to kick in.

&quot;Baby was stubborn&quot; so even after inducing there was little activity but Wifey was already feeling the pain; where she finally opted for an epidural.

Thus, come delivery time, she couldn&#039;t feel what she was doing: Am I pushing correctly, or even pushing at all?

Once it was all over, Wifey said it was very good that I was standing behind the Dr during delivery, giving her the thumbs-up feedback that the baby was coming out- that she was in fact pushing &quot;correctly&quot;. That feedback helped tremendously during the process.

Being there throughout was a good thing, even though there was little I could do to ease the whole ordeal for her.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My comment-contribution here is at a *very* late stage of pregnancy: In the delivery room!</p>
<p>After we&#8217;ve &#8220;checked in&#8221; to the hospital, I brought along my laptop only for music (I don&#8217;t think there was wifi access but my wife isn&#8217;t into surfing anyhow). As our baby was late, I had also slept on the floor just to stay with her while waiting for the inducement to kick in.</p>
<p>&#8220;Baby was stubborn&#8221; so even after inducing there was little activity but Wifey was already feeling the pain; where she finally opted for an epidural.</p>
<p>Thus, come delivery time, she couldn&#8217;t feel what she was doing: Am I pushing correctly, or even pushing at all?</p>
<p>Once it was all over, Wifey said it was very good that I was standing behind the Dr during delivery, giving her the thumbs-up feedback that the baby was coming out- that she was in fact pushing &#8220;correctly&#8221;. That feedback helped tremendously during the process.</p>
<p>Being there throughout was a good thing, even though there was little I could do to ease the whole ordeal for her.</p>
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