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@vsw874 Thank you and no problem!

@mosherjosh I'm not trying to bash the nurses. What I am saying was that there was a disregard for a patient's symptoms and no follow up done to see if there was an underlying issue. Telling someone "Oh you're fine" when there's clearly something not right going on (seriously, if you can't...

@londonamanixo Thank you and no problem!

@jacknife Not currently shopping (trying to eat through the food we've got). Made lasagna tonight for dinner (even though I made a small pan for me and my friend who's 34 weeks, we barely dented it. I forgot that both of us are eating like birds lately :P me because I still get randomly queasy...

@littlemelittleu2 Yaaay!!! I'm so happy for you!!! Congrats mama! :D

@godscheeseball Thank you and no problem! :)

@unbakedpegga Call the hospital and ask to speak to a patient rep. Tell them that you complained about symptoms and the nurses told you it was normal. As a result, you ended up with a massive kidney and bladder infection and an ER visit later. They need to know that their nurses aren't checking...

@kaieraai No problem :) And thank you!

@hisgirl I dunno if it helped you at all to read that, but hopefully it did :) Essentially, just keep in mind that everything works out in the end, whether it goes the way you intended it or not :P

@johnboy99 I'm actually surprised that she's not getting the vaccination... I thought if you work in the medical field, you're required to get vaccinated? (At least, that's the way it is here in GA... My friend works for a hospital and it's mandatory to sign up for a time slot to go into a...

@cordlessvacuumcleaner I just remembered thinking that at the time and it just fit what happened so perfectly XD

@ablaze513 Thanks hon! :)

@sonchoy Awww, thanks crayon :D Dude, I couldn't believe it when the manager said they were full up. The look on my husband's face was priceless too. I wish I could have recorded our conversation lol That's exactly what it felt like. It was like my body decided it had to purge everything...

@bcitygirl No problem! I enjoyed reading people's birth stories when I was first starting out, so I figured it's my way of giving back :)

@littlemelittleu2 Awww, I'm sorry about the gender disappointment :( I am happy you guys are having a healthy baby boy though! (((HUGS))) and congrats! :)

@soldier4ujesus Thanks Polonius :D

(continued, part 2 -- this is the last of it) Everyone kept telling me how beautiful he was. To be completely honest, all I could see at first was that he had a giant cone head :P Now I can see that he's a cute baby (but of course, I'm biased). Over the next couple of days, nurses kept sneaking...

(continued, part 1) About 3 p.m., I discovered Dr. Dumb-Dumb was on call and gritting my teeth through a contraction, I flat out told the nurse I didn't want her anywhere near me and I didn't want her delivering my baby and to call MY doctor NOW. DH backed me up and the nurse shuffled off and...

Birth Story tl;dr version: ** Lucas Alexander was born at 7:25 a.m. on March 31st. I caved at 4 cm after 13 hours of back labor and got the epidural. Best decision I ever made, though I really beat myself up about it at the time. Tips are below, **but here's the pictures, because...well, let's...

@thomasdeleon Priorities, man lol DH laughs at me struggling in bed too, but I think if I'd seriously hurt myself, he would have shit. He's a pretty mellow guy overall though, so not much phases him :P His favorite thing when I say "Ouch! That hurt!" is "Do you need to go to the hospital? No...