Still in the hospital

In the early 20th century, Poveglia Island was repurposed as a medical facility, often described as serving long-term patients. The buildings from that period still remain today—abandoned and deteriorating. Over time, reports began to emerge from visitors and storytellers describing unusual e

This is the third in my little series, (1) my natural birth story and (2) why I chose to give birth naturally. This time, I’ll describe my reasons for planning to birth OUTSIDE a hospital (I would’ve chosen home, but my husband was a bit nervous so an independent birthing center was a perfect in-b

I’ve done two hospital births now. The first one, I was induced and got Pitocin/ an Epidural de a natural birth. The second one, my water broke naturally and I did a unmedicated natural birth. Here are a few things that stayed consistent: 1. First you get triaged to make sure you are in labor.

Okay let’s talk about it… because apparently some things never change. You’re juggling: • 🩺 4+ patient assignments • 📞 Calls from doctors, families, pharmacy, lab • 🗓️ Staffing issues (someone just called out 😩) • 💥 Being the “go-to” for literally everythi

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•they are professionals! So they don’t get in anyone’s way! They know exactly what to do and where to meet you. •you don’t have to worry about looking terrible in every picture. (They know their angles) •just live in the moment, the beauty of that first meeting with shine through! #Lemon8Diary

1. Is obvious, of course bring all your toiletries you use on a regular basis and dont forget your hairbrush 2. Bath towel- the hospital ones are incredibly small it's not even funny, and Im 120 lbs for reference and I'm telling youuu they were tiny 3. Frida mom peri bottle- yes they do p

Hi mamas! I’m officially in the third trimester which means we are nesting and preparing for baby girls arrival within the next few months! These are some of the things I have packed and ready for the hospital when the time comes! I’m sure I may change some of it, but this is what we have so far pr

The kind that hit deeper than “sleep when the baby sleeps.” The kind that actually change how you show up for them, and for you. Just real, hard-earned wisdom from one mama to another. Save this. Send it. Tag a mama who deserves to feel seen today 👏🏽 Which one hit you the hardest? #fyp

I usually post recipes, but today we’re switching it up because… C-section prep! I’ve never had a C-section before. With my last pregnancy I delivered vaginally, but this baby has been breech since 32 weeks. So I had to completely change my birth plan and prepare for a scheduled C-section. He

So I already have a instagram of my art but I haven’t posted in a while but big time dream is to have my crazy art in museums so I wanna try to network a lot as I can !! Lemme know if you like to have my art insta !! #art✨ #sharemyart #artastherapy #artist #crazy

🌸Life of a kidney transplant patient. I had my kidney 2nd chance for a year today already. I’m in the hospital because of worsening lower back pain, right sided pain, and nausea. I had a ct scan done in the er Wednesday and it showed to lymph nodes so yesterday I got another ct scan with contrast h

So you have packed for yourself and baby and now Dad is scrambling wondering what he needs to bring. My husband, after packing for two babies, came up with this list of items he believes would benefit dad during the hospital stay 1. Clothes and toiletries. We are starting with the obvious. If y

While im still the new guy at my new job, I’m starting to get a swing of things, learn names, and make friends! My best advice for starting a new job would be to say hi to everyone, it helps establish a positive relationship with coworkers meaning they’re more likely to help you! And it opens th

here are some things i’m packing second time around! this isn’t a complete list considering i still need to pack shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion, deodorant… and all the other necessities!! I’m packing based off of what i’m given at my hospital! my first time, i packed soooo much so im d

✨These were all good gems that made my labor/delivery journey seamless.✨ I hope these items will be useful to the expecting mothers out there 🫶🏾. Also, can you guess the gender of my baby ? 💕👶🏾💙 #pregnancyjourney #hospitalbagessentials #laboranddelivery

I went in for my induction on January 3rd and had a baby by 10:09 pm that day. Since this was my second pregnancy, I minimized what I packed and still ended up not using items. My priorities for packing were for comfort, feeling clean, and access. As for my baby bag, it had the essentials a

Rating things in my hospital toiletry kit and the other toiletries I’ve gotten while inpatient Item: Cleanse, No Rinse Foam cleanser ⭐️Overall rating: 4/5: Use to wash your hair when you can’t get into the shower. Usually due to keeping an IV or central line dry. Comes out as a foam, you pu

Detail shots are a must before you leave the hospital. Yes you can get them at home, but there’s a whole vibe when they still have their hospital tags and hospital blankets on 🫶 #pregnancyjourney #hospitalbirth #birthphotography #pregnancytips #birthtips #childbirth #momlife #newm

Taking a baby home from the hospital can be so scary, especially as a first time mom! Parenthood is a whole new role that takes time to adjust to and adapt to your new responsibilities. You may feel completely overwhelmed or quite frankly not cut out for this (on day one!) You’re going to feel a l

✨ Day in the Life – Hospital Shift ✨ 📅 Date: 8/26/25 🌅 Morning Routine: Started my day with a long walk—83 minutes on the dot (close enough to 90!). Felt good to move before everything else. 🌤 Afternoon Routine: Had class from 11–1, and we had our first test of the semester. I didn’t do as w

As your due date approaches, one of the most important things you can do is pack your hospital bag ahead of time. The last thing you want is to be scrambling for essentials while you’re in labor! Here’s what to bring to make your hospital stay as comfortable as possible. Essentials for Mom: