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my son may come on Valentine's day ♡

I'm in labor, I've been in labor since 11 a.m yesterday and its 2:30 a.m eastern time. I've tried to go natural without an epidural but I was in so much pain that it bought tears to my eyes. I was 38 weeks yesterday when my water broke. My question to all the mothers who have had natural births, what are some of the techniques that you used to cope with the contractions? I would like to have my next child naturally.
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That's exciting! Name him Romeo haha! Anyways one way to cope with it is by waiting to have it done & then just tell yourself I'll ask for it if I appsolutly need it & by then it will be to late to get it!stay relaxed for sure if you stress & are tense its a lot more painful & long! Your so lucky your going in early! My due date is in 4 days still no baby
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Staying upright and active helps. Do figuer 8's with you'r hips and use heatpacks to ese pain
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With my second delivery i got gas to help me breathe through the contractions  (my husband wasn't much help and my mom wasnt there) i was in hard labour from 8:37 and i started pushing at 9:40 and had my son 9:44pm.
I have my labour storied in my journal if you'd like you can go read
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Yay to us! I've been in the hospital since about 3pm central time, I'm 2 days away from my due date and am gonna have my pitocin started soon! This is my second baby and I had an epidural with him only bc I didn't wanna feel the tearing down there, not because of the contractions...they were going off the chart and never did bother me
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Congrats Your getting there!  Good luck!
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