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Re: post pardum/ wrong sex baby

From: Claudia Twisdale RN (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 30 May 2000 17:33:47 -0500 (CDT)


I can understand the confusion,expecting a girl, but along comes a boy. Sounds as if he is healthy and well. Some of these feelings are normal with all new moms (the blues) BUT if you start feeling REALLY down, unable to function, crying often, thoughts of harm to yourself or your baby, this is not normal, and you need to see MD ASAP. When I had Miss Priss #2 I felt odd all during the pregnancy, it was a surprise, and we had had a pregnancy loss the year before. When they put her in my arms after delivery I was like OK, I love you but don't feel "bonded". A few days later we were at home, and Miss Priss was nursing hungrily, sucking and smacking, had milk all over her face and seemed so content to be nursed, the feelings just kind of came together.

At Tue, 30 May 2000, wanda wrote: >
>I just had a baby two and a half weeks ago. I love my son but he was
>supposed to be a girl. I feel like I have lost a child. I feel sad,
>sometimes I find myself tryying to convince myself that it is ok that he
>is a boy. Then I feel guilty becuase I should just be happy he is
>helthy. But I miss my little girl. My sister in-law called and toled
>us she was pregnant and I have become even more depressed, because I
>just know she is going to get my little girl. It makes me want to get
>pregnant again. Are these feelings normal and will they pass? Four
>ultrasounds said it was a girl, and he was a well endowed six pound boy






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