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C-section v. Vaginal: vaginal
Midwife or doctor: doctor
Induction or on your own: induction
Pitocin: yes
Membrane rupture - on your own or with help: help from nurse
Pain relieving meds - which ones: epidural at 4 cm
Afterbirth - private room or roommate: private
How long did you labor at home: was induced
How long did you labor in the hospital: 9 hours from inducement to birth
How long for pushing: about an hour
How long after your water broke did you deliver: 4 hours
Did things go the way you wanted? no. i preferred not to get cut down there but oh well.
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