21 people responded to the question, "What is your fear/concern about birth?"
2 people are first timers who say they are afraid of everything.
5 people specifically mention a fear of stillbirth.
Interesting how things have changed from the last time the question was asked.
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My mom insisted on living independently. She wanted to live in the two-story house she and my dad built in the 70s, despite the fact that da...
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Two really good causes. $5 each would make a big difference. And what is that really? A couple fewer expensive cups of coffee? First, The MO...
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"Unfortunately, honey, the baby is no longer alive.". -Ultrasound doctor
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When I was 18 years old, I wasn't paying attention while driving and I crashed my parents' van into a cruck (car with a truck bed) t...
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That is....good? Progress, anyway. Sigh.
Maybe it is just one of those things you can't can't can't get your head around when you're pregnant. I mean, I knew it could happen and was terribly afraid, but I had to decide that I would be conscientious of the baby inside me and beyond that there was nothing I could do.
I have to admit though that when they told me they were going to have to cut her out because she was tachycardic, I was more worried about the c-sect than her - I felt she would be fine - hormones and fear and adrenaline and all that - and I am still amazed that I had the feeling whenever I was asking questions about her heartrate, etc., in the hospital that they thought I was a crazy nervous nelly. I don't think I could have fit that fear into my head just then. I'm sorry you have to cope with it.
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