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mommas with mire then ine chid , Is it true ?

This is my second pregnancy I'm 13 weeks my daughter is 15 months . And I was wondering is it true that the second delivery is easier ? I mean with my daughter it was soooo easy my water broke at 6:07 am I was admitted to the hospital at 7am , I had her at 6:07pm that same night she weighed 7lbs 6 ounces . I guess I had a thing with the number 6 and 7 lol but I had an epidural and I still felt everything  besides the pain (: and I only pushed for 20 min and I didn't tear there were no complications.  So I'm kind of scared since I experienced such a easy delivery the first time I'm scared the second won't be as easy but the Dr says  the second and so forth are always easier.  I'm just scared I'm a whimp when it comes to pain . So was it easier a for you guys after the first or was it harder ?
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I am hoping the  2nd one is easier. My first 1 was 14 hours long. And he was a big baby. Hoping the next one isn't any bigger. He was 9.2lbs! Haha
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I am 38 weeks right now with my second. So I know exactly how you feel! Waiting any day to experience horrible pain. With my first I was bleeding a lot afterwards. So I am scared of it happening again. The Dr. Stuck her hand up there hours later to dig out blood cloths and it was horrible pain worst than the delivery. So I am hoping for none of that this time. My friend just had her second. She said it was way easier. Good luck
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2ed one was much my frist took 2 days and the 2ed took 6 hrs so iam hopi g I make.it to the hospital  this time lol
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