Could be a loooong night!

So?

It's Nurse HorseCreek?




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If You Love Your Country,SHOW THEM TO ME!


I've got Wild Honey Tree's and Crazy Little Weeds growin around my Shack!
These Dusty Roads ain't streets of gold but I'm happy right where I'm at!
All these Perty little Western Belles are a Country Boys Dream!
They ain't got Wings or MM Halo's but they sure look good to me!
 
>Wife is in labor...we are having
>the baby at home!
>
>

Ummmm... are you nuts?

Hope everything goes well.
 
Good for you and your wife. We did that with our last one. Due to complications my son (now 5) was born with 6 firemen standing in my bedroom waiting for him. Those men will always be heroes to me as they saved his life. Still chokes me up to think how close we came to losing him.
 
No baby yet. Long night of labor and she's exhausted. I figured I'd get a bit of grief for having the kid at home but my wife and I aren't really fans of our failing medical system. I'm kickin it old school, chances are most of you old timers were born at home.
Jesus was born in a stable. :)
Thanks for the well wishes, pray for a quick delivery today, my wife is exhausted!


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>Good luck, you're a brave dude!
>
All I did was put the baby in her... She's the brave one. :)





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Why not? If something goes wrong, you can just try again, or find a new wife. No big deal. Sorry for not agreeing. Vitals on the baby should be monitored, as should your wife's. If things go right, you will be grateful and happy. If things go wrong you will be forever remorseful and full of guilt. Your decision, but I sure wouldn't want to take that chance with my family. I probably should keep my opinion to myself, but if your wife is still struggling, do the right thing. Best of luck!
 
She's gonna be pissed when she finds out you're on mm while she's in labor....

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>Why not? If something goes wrong,
>you can just try again,
>or find a new wife.
>No big deal. Sorry for
>not agreeing. Vitals on the
>baby should be monitored, as
>should your wife's. If things
>go right, you will be
>grateful and happy. If things
>go wrong you will be
>forever remorseful and full of
>guilt. Your decision, but
>I sure wouldn't want to
>take that chance with my
>family. I probably should keep
>my opinion to myself, but
>if your wife is still
>struggling, do the right thing.
>Best of luck!

Are you a Dr.? Hospitals make total sense...The U.S. is 40th in the World for newborn mortality rates. Where are most of those births taking place? Yup, in hospitals, with Dr.s monitoring the mother and child.
I'm just hoping your post was sarcastic, otherwise you're a complete #####.




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Sorry if I offended you. It wasn't meant to. Just so much can go wrong, especially if it is the first baby your wife has had. No, I'm not a Dr., but I know what it feels like to lose a child. Hope all goes well.
 
Heck with the foreceps, if that baby stays in there much longer you might need a backhoe and a tow strap
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Way to go Horse Creek you did it. Now the fun begins glad all was good for mother and baby. Post what she scores when you get to it
 
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Mamma's happy and healthy! Baby Tru is here and healthy! Mom was a rock star!
8lbs 8oz. B&C


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Congrats and glad all is well!

4 best days of my life were when my kids were born. Don't blink, my oldest daughter graduated high school this year and is off to college in less than two months.

Bill

Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of
ignorance, and the gospel of envy.

You have enemies? Good. That means you've
stood up for something, sometime in your life.

- Winston Churchill
 
Congrats to you and mom!!!

As for home vs. hospital... I've a few friends that have had babies at home without problems. I would have lost a couple of little ones and a wife if I'd gone that route. A decision only the parents can make.
 
CONGRATS! Won't be long and you'll have a great HN10FSH partner. Get the little one out young and often. The years go by fast! My youngest is 10 and my oldest (twins) are 14. Seems like yesterday we were at Washoe for the twinns. One long night, 14 hrs of labor and then an emergency C-section. That night I discovered just how tough my wonderful Wife is!

Norkal


"INVEST IN LEAD FOR THE TIMES AHEAD!"
 
Thanks guys! I'm scared sh!tless having a little girl. How am I going to make it thru this?:)


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Congrats!! And good for you and the wife for doing it at home, your own way....hats off!

Enjoy the first 10-12 years cause once she's a teenager it aint gonna be easy!!
 

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