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[(Anonymous)]

da

kudos

I'm a nurse, and I'm impressed some people are still that strong. It's nice for a change . Not saying we should all go and have babies at home, but it's interesting seeing how we're actually harder than thsi society makes us think we are.

You have my respect, nonnie.

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[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Well, I did it because where I live the older women know how to attend a birth without drugs but I cried like a baby and wished for drugs but I didn't have money so I had to gave birth in my room. But I was well taken care of and the next day we made sure everything was okay.

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na

I had my daughter in the hospital with an epidural and all was wonderful. 7 years later I had my son without any drugs at all because I got to the hospital about an hour before he was born.

It was awful and ridiculously painful, but I have to say that I am now rather proud that I did it.