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Well you just totally quashed my desire for another child - already
rather worried because of my last two disaster stories, I had this
little bit of hope in me as my sister's all had very easy 3rd births -
best pregnancy and birth for all three of them and they said that the
third was better than the fourth and all gave me some hope that maybe if I
did try again it would not be so bad. Now I am even more
confused as maybe the third is not always the best after all.
Hmm.
So I would be interested if there are any studies.
Rhonda
-------Original Message-------
Date: Sunday, July 20,
2003 20:11:52
Subject: Re:
[ozmidwifery] Third time labours
I too have observed this. it also happens in grand
multies, but i have no evidence or research. MM
> We have
recently had two women, third pregnancies, experiencing difficult >
spurious labours. They have come in, contracting 2/60, with what
feels like > good conts. But have gotten no where. Bubs head
high, no dilatation, just an > exhausted mum and very tired and
puzzled support people. I have done a search > on the net, but no
research seems to have been done. Anecdotal evidence > suggests
third pregnancies often fiddle around. Anyone have any suggestions
as > to why, and what can be done to support these women?
Maureen. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >
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