Emergency C Section!!!
I was in and out ofthe hospital for the past 3 days first thinking my water broke and then thinking i was in labor.
I finally got admitted me yesterday at 2:30, I was in active labor for about 7-8 hours and out of no where my last cervical check I was 7 cm and they noticed his heartbeat went down to 60 for about 5 min, since my water was already broken and they weren’t sure when it did we were concerned about infection and not having the baby breath correctly so they rushed me off to the OR I was kinda out of it no clue what was going on all I remember is them putting me in my sides and on all fours trying to get the baby to get a heart beat. I was so scared I was gonna lose my baby or my life. So glad my mom was with me, I couldn’t have been able to calm what so ever without her I was having a panic attack which wasn’t helping baby breath either. My mom was so much help during this, I love her with all my heart. I wouldn’t have been able to get through labor or this emergency with out her. Once I went into the OR they realized that my epidural wasn’t working and they had to put me to sleep, I had no idea they were gonna do that,I asked where my mom was and they said she was coming but I was looking for her the whole time. The anistisologist told me my heads gonna feel funny and I told him it’s not doing anything and they started cutting into me and I felt it until I passed out. I woke up in the recovery room so lost and shaky with the nurse pushing on my belly that’s when I realized baby was out, I had so much anxiety wondering where my baby was they had to give me some meds to stop me from shaking and Zachary H Marlowe walked in with our baby boy in his hands and i immediately started to cry happy tears I had my baby and Zach I love them so much and so glad I have him and or baby in my life I am the luckiest girl to have both of them I am so lucky everything was okay after. I am so lucky for everyone at Banner Thunderbird Hospital and dealing with all my questions I was amazed and in shock he was out. Baby Charley came out 7lbs 15oz, 20.75 inches long at 10:21 am. Thank you for all the prayers along this crazy journey. (Sorry this was so long I hope it made some sense) 🩵 Banner Thunderbird Medical Center
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congratulations! you are amazing im so glad everything ended up being okay ❤️! you have a BEAUTIFUL baby 🥺