I think its not so much a matter of
verbalizing the fear, I think it has more to do with asking the question. When you
ask a question, a woman asks herself that question, maybe for the first time,
or at least for the first time in that situation. The right question at the
right time,
Yes, I have.
When I was working in Saudi. Grand Multi, coule see the baby's
head at the introitus but she would not push, wanted a CS.
It was a very interventionist place, a dribble of synto was
commenced, easy when all women had an IV, and eventually she
gave one big push and the baby came out.
Lieve, that story brought a tear to my eye! Amazing.JoOn 06/02/2006, at 3:37 PM, Lieve Huybrechts wrote: Then I asked how she was born: a ventouse extraction. I said, ok, you didn’t finish your own birth. She was wondering if that was so. I asked if that was a theme in her life: doing things, but
