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Re: Birth circumstance PollFrom: Cheri Van Hoover (cherivh@waonline.com)Mon May 4 09:45:06 1998
42 week gestation to 24 yo G1P0 at Army hospital in Yuba City, CA. Long, prodromal first stage, no analgesia, lots of ambulation. Very rapid 2nd stage -- inhalant anesthesia used after the nurse announced that I was a blonde and mother unconscious for the delivery. She is unsure whether I was delivered by the nurse or held in until the doctor arrived. They were holding me back when she went out. She first saw me 4 hours later. My father was waiting in the waiting room. He claims to have seen a wet, bloody, naked, screaming baby being carried down the hall upside down by its heels, which prompted him to think, "God, I hope mine doesn't look like that!" My mother was then wheeled out through the same door, and he realized the baby he had seen was me.
-- Cheri Van Hoover, CNM Midwifery Service at Stanford
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