Marternity Ward
Due to lack of funding at the birth of my daughter I had to replace one of the stirrups.

By replace I mean hold the mothers leg for the whole duration whilst the midwife held the other. I saw everything, blood, poo, piss. Luckily I held it together for the whole time, even when getting shouted at for trying to be a loving and soothing partner by rubbing her leg which due to the epidural could not be felt and was freaking her out.

Once baby born I rushed to the window for some air so I didn't pass out.

In a way glad that the sirrup was missing because I got to see the whole birth.
(langers, Fri 12 Mar 2010, 14:40, 1 reply)

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For a pound, in for a penny.

Best day ever - in my books.
(Suck it and Sea, Fri 12 Mar 2010, 15:52, closed)