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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Punched in the box
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Another L&D lecture, another class full of wide-eyed stares and quiet gagging.
Dear L&D nurses, I admire your fortitude.
I'm going to point out that "uterus massage" is such a nice, happy, relaxing, soothing term....
AND THEN I AM SHOWN THIS:
Or how about this? A little manual extraction?
I am praying for my own L&D nurse to have tiny, tiny hands...
Dear L&D nurses, I admire your fortitude.
I'm going to point out that "uterus massage" is such a nice, happy, relaxing, soothing term....
AND THEN I AM SHOWN THIS:
Or how about this? A little manual extraction?
I am praying for my own L&D nurse to have tiny, tiny hands...
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Ok, I actually LOL'd.
sweet mother of pearl. I believe this is what a friend of mine had to have after the birth of her daughter. Her uterus wasn't contracting on it's own, so up the fist went. She described it as the most excrutiating pain ever and said she would've rather given birth without drugs 10 times over instead of having this 'massage' again.
Ahhh, childbirth. There is just so much to look forward to!
Oh my, if I ever heard a doctor say "Nurse Rachel could you please massage the uterus”? Nurse Rachel says, "Sure doctor, one or two fists"? Ha ha ha this is hard to imagine, but after giving birth to two children vaginally my doctor or nurse could've put their entire hand in that area and I wouldn't have even noticed thanks to the epidural.
Another reason I never wanted to do any nursing from pregnacy and babies to teenagers.
OH MY!! Maybe L&D isn't where I want to end up :)
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