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My Due Date: October 29, 2017I am postpartum » My due date was more than 2 weeks ago
Age: 35 years old
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2nd Bleeding
By Aiedahelmi » Posted Jul. 6, 2017 3:44am - 292 views - 0 comments
Right before a big festive celebration, I experience another spotting incident. i haven't prepared for the celebration and now I have to go to the hospital. As the bleeding continues to happens, we went to the hospital again. i think it's a good thing though since my husband hasn't know which part of the hospital handles O&G and where to find a parking spot. Otherwise, we might get lost, or stuck somewhere during my labour, since I wouldn't know if I would be able to give him directions and bearing the pain at the same time though. So it was festive holiday, the hospital was almost completely closed. And I can't find where am I supposed to go. I went up to the last location I visited and it was closed, so I went down again to ask for help. Luckily, the payment counter personnel told me to go to the labour ward as they consider it as an emergency. I reached at the labour ward counter and told the nurse about my condition. Well, she was ready to clock out, but still she treat me well. no rushing, no pushing, no anger. I was given a bed next to the counter and a pair of hospital gown for change. I was not allowed to wear jewelries or even valuables i.e. handbag and handphone. So I lay there in the room with another patient (seems quite severe condition) quietly. My husband and toddler was sent to wait at another area. While the evening staffs are preparing to clock in, the housemen and a doctor was attending me. I told the doctor, that i would like to celebrate the festival at home with my family, instead of the hospital. He told me that if nothing serious about the bleeding, I will be allowed to get home. And, lucky enough, after a vaginal check and ultrasound scan, I was allowed to get home. Riiiiiiight before the housemen poke my skin for IV. Hahaha... I hope this will not happen ever again. I want a healthy pregnancy and healthy labour, healthy baby and less painful recovery.
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2nd Bleeding
By Aiedahelmi » Posted Jul. 6, 2017 3:44am - 292 views - 0 comments
Right before a big festive celebration, I experience another spotting incident. i haven't prepared for the celebration and now I have to go to the hospital. As the bleeding continues to happens, we went to the hospital again. i think it's a good thing though since my husband hasn't know which part of the hospital handles O&G and where to find a parking spot. Otherwise, we might get lost, or stuck somewhere during my labour, since I wouldn't know if I would be able to give him directions and bearing the pain at the same time though. So it was festive holiday, the hospital was almost completely closed. And I can't find where am I supposed to go. I went up to the last location I visited and it was closed, so I went down again to ask for help. Luckily, the payment counter personnel told me to go to the labour ward as they consider it as an emergency. I reached at the labour ward counter and told the nurse about my condition. Well, she was ready to clock out, but still she treat me well. no rushing, no pushing, no anger. I was given a bed next to the counter and a pair of hospital gown for change. I was not allowed to wear jewelries or even valuables i.e. handbag and handphone. So I lay there in the room with another patient (seems quite severe condition) quietly. My husband and toddler was sent to wait at another area. While the evening staffs are preparing to clock in, the housemen and a doctor was attending me. I told the doctor, that i would like to celebrate the festival at home with my family, instead of the hospital. He told me that if nothing serious about the bleeding, I will be allowed to get home. And, lucky enough, after a vaginal check and ultrasound scan, I was allowed to get home. Riiiiiiight before the housemen poke my skin for IV. Hahaha... I hope this will not happen ever again. I want a healthy pregnancy and healthy labour, healthy baby and less painful recovery.
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