Exam again

The new team have just come round to look at Sue and said they'll probably let her go until lunch time and then do a c-section.

Hard to think we've endured the last 15 hours or so, when it could have just ended c-section-wise at the end.

The midwife we had over the night said that Sue would be up and around within a day of the c-section, but obviously lifting heavy stuff will be out for a while.

We were so optimistic when we arrived that things would progress naturally, especially when the waters broke about 11 hours ago.

I need food and a drink. My mouth tastes horrible. I can only imagine what Sue feels like / is tasting, etc.

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