Personal Narrative: My Disruption

On September 8, 2008 I arrived to the hospital at six o 'clock in the morning to get induced to have my first daughter due to a blood clot I had in my leg. The nurses first told me to change into a gown. Shortly after they hooked me up to the monitors to hear the baby moving all around. Also to track her cute little heartbeat. Another one was to monitor my contraction and watch them on the screen. After I was hooked up, the lad came in and took a bunch of blood. They did that in case I needed a blood transfusion. While they were taking my blood they also hooked me up to the IV and started giving me fluids. Hours went past the house five CM dilated. I was in so much pain! It felt like lightning was shocking me for my hips down to my feet! I then

I then got a epidural and he had to redo it three times because it wasn 't going in correctly. The doctor came back in to check my cervix and I was at seven CM! The epidural had started to kick in so I wasn 't feeling the contractions anymore, I was feeling well enough to shut my eyes for a bit, relax, and get a few minutes of sleep. I then woke up screaming because the epidural was wearing off and I started to feel every second of painful contraction. My doctor came back in and check my cervix and it was at 8 1/2 CM. The doctor called the man that put my epidural and. So, he came and checked it out and said it was fine and wasn 't misplaced. I was highly upset and aggressively mad! I was feeling every single contraction and I was not happy at all! I threw my glasses along with my new cell phone across the room. But there was nothing anyone could do about it. My doctor once again checked my cervix and I was finally at 9 1/2 CM, ready to get started

The doctor and nurses started getting everything set up for the delivery of my baby girl. I was scared and in pain, I couldn 't stop crying because I was feeling everything! I was checked again and I was at 10 CM! Which meant it was time to have my first baby girl X mission point everyone was so excited! Me, not so much. So with that being said, my mother and father of my children held my legs and I started to push. Feeling every single thing! Her coming down my birth now, feeling her shoulders and head it was very intense. My blood pressure and CO2 levels were dropping very low so I had to have an oxygen mask on. My mother and the father of my children started to get worried. Around 930 that night my first daughter, Kaylee and, weighing 7 pounds, 6 ounces and 21 inches long had made her entrance into this beautiful