sabtu 10.03.2012

pagi2 tu Mr darl dah suruh siap nak ajak g whitley bay beli ikan.yeaa...stok ikan seabass. so kami pun bersiap2 la sbb mr darl ckp kalau dah ade baby mesti tak dapat g kedai ikan tu.

so..lepas beli ikan..kami singgah sandhaven...pantai nan indah mengingatkan kampung halaman suami (Pd)..actually nak ambil gambar balqish kat situ..tp windy n sejuk gilerr...kuat beberapa minit pun rasa dah kejung tgn so, kami duk dlm kereta je.



on the way balik singgah jesmond dane..kalau musim spring biasanya banyak bunga cantik.tp awal lagi.. cuma nampak ramai yg dah start bersantai2 sambil jogging kat situ.seronok gak berlibur kat situ dgn family.

Diamorphine and Pethidine - These are opiate drugs, which are given by injection into the muscle at the top of your leg. Opiates are stronger and longer lasting than Entonox. This drug can make some women feel sick or even be sick. For this reason, we usually give another drug called Stemetil with the opiate to help counteract the nausea.

• You may feel relaxed and contractions may slow down. This can give you a 'breathing space' and take the ‘edge’ off things if you have been distressed by the intensity of labour.
• Some women dislike feeling disorientated.
• Giving it too near to the time of birth may mean that your baby is less alert than if you hadn't had the injection at that time. This can make a baby reluctant to feed in the early days.
• A drug called Narcan is very occasionally given to a baby to reverse the effect of the Diamorphine or Pethidine if the baby needs it.

8.30 am - saya dioffer gas entonox..yea..saya mahu..saya mahu...

Entonox - This is a mixture of Oxygen and Nitrous Oxide that you breathe in during contractions. It can help to relieve pain over the height of contractions.

• Some women say it makes them feel light-headed.
• The effects are short lasting, so if you do not like the feeling, you can stop using it and have no lasting effects during your labour.
• May make your mouth feel dry – take frequent sips of water

8.45 am - saya dioffer epidural plk. dr pakar dtg n terangkan semuanya pasal epidural. soalan pertama saya " is it pain?(procedure)" ..nop.he said. apa lagi..ok laaaa...dan saya di suruh telungkup ke depan. n pegang bantal. terasa tulang belakang saya dikira n dicucuk sesuatu.saya pernah melaluinya masa c-zer dulu n kedua2 nya masa tgh sakit contractions. so, takdelah rasa sakit sgt.tapi..mr darl yg duduk belakang saya kata...ngeri hokey...

Epidural - An epidural numbs the nerves in your lower body and abdomen. For 85% of women, it provides complete relief from labour pains. For others, the anaesthetist may need to adjust or re-site the epidural to ensure effective pain relief. For women who require a Caesarean section (12% of all labouring women) the epidural anaesthetic can be ‘topped up’ to provide adequate pain relief for this operation. Your movements will be limited.

• You will have a drip in the back of your hand.
• The anaesthetic enters your body through a narrow tube in your lower back.
• Your baby’s heartbeat will be continually monitored for the rest of your labour.
• The midwife will take your blood pressure frequently.
• You may need to have a catheter to help you empty your bladder during labour.
• The midwife will tell you when you need to push if you are unable to feel contractions.
• You will be able to walk when the anaesthetic wears off which can take up to six hours.
• One woman in 100 will have a severe headache following an epidural.

There are no studies to indicate that there are adverse effects for the baby.

When the cervix is completely open, we say that you are 'fully dilated'. At this point there is nothing to stop the baby from being born, but there is still a while to go. The baby has to move down the birth canal. Contractions may slow down or stop for a while.

Soon, the baby's head will press downwards and stimulate the nerve endings in your bottom. These are the same nerves that are triggered when you open your bowels and the feeling is exactly the same. You may feel that you will open your bowels if you push now, and sometimes, this happens. Please don’t be embarrassed about this, it is a common feeling and your midwife is used to this.

ya Allah..lambat betul masa berlalu.masa tu duk tanye mr darl.."lagi bape lama nak pkl 3?"...

jam yang sentiasa dijeling...