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[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

Fun fact - while labouring for #1, the anesthesiologist came by to ask if I wanted anything. I said no, I didn't, but could he PLEASE go sedate the woman down the hall who was screaming bloody murder???

LOL! You made me think about what kind of pain-taker I am. I've broken numerous bones, had a second trimester miscarriage, etc...things that causes extended periods of pain/discomfort. I'm not one to scream - what's the point really? You're just wasting energy. Instead, I tend to look demon-possessed, start cursing like a sailor and fly into a rage when I'm in a lot of pain. I also throw things. Maybe delivering in a hospital near sharp objects wouldn't be a good idea?

[KappaKittyCat]

Originally Posted by preciousjeni

I tend to look demon-possessed, start cursing like a sailor and fly into a rage when I'm in a lot of pain. I also throw things. Maybe delivering in a hospital near sharp objects wouldn't be a good idea?

Oh, I curse like a sailor, too! If I decide to have children, labor should be... interesting. Yeah, interesting is a good word.

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by preciousjeni

I'm not one to scream - what's the point really? You're just wasting energy. Instead, I tend to look demon-possessed, start cursing like a sailor and fly into a rage when I'm in a lot of pain. I also throw things.

Lol, and a full on rage takes less energy than one good scream?

[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by christiangirl

Lol, and a full on rage takes less energy than one good scream?

From the stories nurses have told me, it's never just one little scream. I think throwing a pair of scizzors at my husband would require less energy than hollering for who knows how long.