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Mike E · 03-28-2003, 08:54 PM

I just wanted to announce that my wife gave birth to a 7lb 9oz baby boy on Wednesday, 3/26/03. It was rather sudden. At her doctor's appointment the previous evening the doctor said, don't worry, you've got plenty of time. She went into labor the next morning at 6am and gave birth at 10:37am. I barely made it into the room after dropping my wife at the maternity ward and looking for a parking spot. He was born about 10-15 minutes after I got in there. There was no time for an epidural, no time to incorporate the breathing techniques, they just threw her up on the table and bam, he was born. Apparently, that's the way to do it. It's painful, but not for very long. Now I have to make sure I have an extra seat and an extra DVD player put in when I do the RV conversion. Later.
Mike

P.S. Larry or Bill, feel free to remove this post when needed so as not to take up space.

03-28-2003, 08:54 PM	#1
Mike E Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Yorba Linda, CA, USA Posts: 35	I just wanted to announce that my wife gave birth to a 7lb 9oz baby boy on Wednesday, 3/26/03. It was rather sudden. At her doctor's appointment the previous evening the doctor said, don't worry, you've got plenty of time. She went into labor the next morning at 6am and gave birth at 10:37am. I barely made it into the room after dropping my wife at the maternity ward and looking for a parking spot. He was born about 10-15 minutes after I got in there. There was no time for an epidural, no time to incorporate the breathing techniques, they just threw her up on the table and bam, he was born. Apparently, that's the way to do it. It's painful, but not for very long. Now I have to make sure I have an extra seat and an extra DVD player put in when I do the RV conversion. Later. Mike P.S. Larry or Bill, feel free to remove this post when needed so as not to take up space.