tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-880469440854119980.post4631208270639099818..comments2007-09-26T11:45:52.095+08:00LiLhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16267177633344925961noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-880469440854119980.post-78273517999488471962007-09-26T11:45:52.095+08:002007-09-26T11:45:52.095+08:00Hi!<BR/>Thank you very much for informing me. Now that i think about it, oo nga noh?<BR/><BR/>I've always been checking out your site for sopas, by the way. ^_^LiLLyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16267177633344925961noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-880469440854119980.post-71500228992361899812007-09-20T15:29:06.263+08:002007-09-20T15:29:06.263+08:00hi, lilly! i know it's been 4 months now since you wrote this but i couldn't help but comment about what the anesthesiologist told you that day, that the epidural is "good for the baby because if i'm relaxed then the baby will be feeling relaxed inside as well." i can't believe he/she said that. i mean, whatever drug is injected into the mother the baby inside will get a dose of it herself. why would they want to "relax" the baby when she's supposed to be awake and alert 'coz she's coming out soon??? in fact, according to this book i read every time i'm about to give birth (twice already), "An epidural can also inhibit the mother's ability to push her baby out spontaneously, and, in one way or another, increase the risk of a forceps delivery, a vacuum extraction, or a cesarean section." come to think of it, you weren't even feeling much pain then and you were REALLY determined to have a normal delivery. i sympathize with how you felt then (in the OR). i'm going to blog about this topic to inform other mothers to be. I hope you don't mind if i put a link to this post. i just wanna say that you are a great mother to monica. just keep doing what you feel is right for you and your baby :)BY NATUREhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15240648834153314146noreply@blogger.com