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"I chose LSSU expecting a very good engineering education. What I didn't expect was faculty with real-world engineering experience and abilities, labs with real-world equipment, projects with real-world outcomes, and an entire campus staff with real interest in my success, as a student and yet today. My LSSU engineering education has created or supported every desired career opportunity. LSSU was absolutely the right place for me."
Dan Goodrich,
Mechanical Engineering 1999,
Vehicle Test & Development,
Electronic Brake Systems Group
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Donors & Technical Advisors: Revolutionary Engineering, owned by LSSU Alums Dan ('92) and Allen White ('95), and engineer Matt Slaght ('07)
The main objective was to create an instructional test cell for evaluating automobile performance to be used by the vehicle systems option students. The test cell controls a dynamometer via computer to record the torque, speed and horsepower of a vehicle. Team GLDS refurbished the system and restraints, and developed the safety systems. Additional instrumentation may be interfaced with the work cell to measure the vehicle's emissions and vibrations in a controlled environment. The dynamometer and test cell are unique to this region and can serve to benefit the community.
Fourth Place
Pick-up Trucks and Aerodynamic Drag CFD Analysis
Presentation by senior Robert Camp based on research work done with Dr. Mokhtar during summer 2008.
An engineer, like all professionals, must possess a well-developed ability to communicate, both orally and in writing. This competition is designed to emphasize the value of an ability to deliver oral presentations.


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Now that the most anticipated welterweight affair in mixed martial arts has been made official, it's only fitting the event gets arguably the most aesthetically appealing billboard the UFC has ever produced to promote the star-studded show. Welterweight king Georges St-Pierre has been granted his wish and will get to defend his throne against Nick Diaz in the March 16th extravaganza. A 170-pound rematch between former interim champ Carlos Condit rematches Rory MacDonald in the night's co-featured contest. Bell Centre in Montreal, Canada hosts the festivities. Here is the card's current lineup: Patrick Cote vs. Alessio Sakara Jake Ellenberger vs. Johny Hendricks Carlos Condit vs. Rory MacDonald Nick Diaz vs. Georges St-Pierre (UFC welterweight champion)
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Darksiders Creator Announces Battle Chasers Game, Coming to PC and Consoles
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Planning an evolution of my own personal mark for next year. Not sure on a colour palette yet may stick with variations of blue and white.
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I would love any pots that you can provide! I can send you the cash in the mail for the shipping and of course postage! I have held off on gardening this year because I don't have any pots what so ever! And honestly I live in Clayton, wanna guess why they named our city Clayton(well I'll give you a hint, its because the ground is literally ALL CLAY!(When I used all caps I didn't mean any disrespect))? I would be willing to send you some seeds as well as sending you the postage and shipping fees. The only thing is that I've never tested the seeds. Though I have opened the packets, and planted one of each (That was before I moved) they all grew very well.
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This website supports the all musical activities of Christopher Goldsack, who set up the Promenade Choirs as a way of making high quality choral singing accessible to the younger members of the community. The Promenade Choirs now offer a range of choral opportunities to residents of Walton-on-Thames and surrounding districts.
The Promenade Youth and Junior Choirs began life in 2008. Many members of the original Junior Choir are still regular members of the current Youth Choir. Several have gone on to join the National Children's Choirs of Great Britain and others to study music at conservatoires and universities, and gaining choral scholarships.
A Little Jazz Mass by Bob Chilcott
The Youth and Junior Choirs are still at the heart of the Promenade Choirs. They put on a concert each term and perform at various festivals and events through the year. The choirs' repertoire is rich and varied - ranging from major choral works such as Handel's Messiah and Fauré's Requiem to Rutter's The Reluctant Dragon, pop ballads and music from musicals - most recently White Christmas and Wicked.
Christopher also runs a Girls' Choir, which puts on a concert every Christmas after a short but intensive rehearsal period.
Widening his remit, Christopher has now begun working with other choirs, providing technical expertise in workshops. Recently he was asked to direct the Weyward Singers, a chamber choir based in Weybridge, and he has also started the Promenade Project Choir for the most experienced choral singers.
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Basic Vinaigrette
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A hint of garlic, a little mustard and a touch of fresh herbs lightly flavor an elegantly simple dressing that is perfect on a mixed green salad.
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- 1 clove garlic, peeled
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons red-wine vinegar, or lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons strong brewed Earl Grey tea
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- Salt & freshly ground pepper to taste
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley, or chives
- Skewer the garlic clove with the tines of a fork, and use to vigorously blend oil, vinegar (or lemon juice), tea and mustard. Taste and season with salt and pepper. Just before serving, stir in fresh herbs.
Per tablespoon: 49 calories; 5 g fat (1 g sat, 4 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 0 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 0 g protein; 0 g fiber; 68 mg sodium; 7 mg potassium.
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A small wooden deck, typically built of pallets or other cheapy obtained wood, frequently used outside of pole barns, detached garages, or other out-buildings. A great place to drink beer (or moonshine) and admire your dogs (or chickens).
We drank beer on the hillbilly porch waiting for the NASCAR race to start.
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Jane Lynch Talks Wrapping 'Glee' and Remembering Cory Monteith
Jane Lynch has worked on the set of Glee as Sue Sylvester since the very beginning, dating all the way back to its pilot in 2009. Needless to say, bidding farewell to the show after they wrapped filming for the finaly episode last weekend has been a rough experience. "It's bee…
Kendall Fisher
February 27, 2015
Lea Michele Wraps 'Glee:' See How She Commemorated Cory Monteith
It's been a sad few days for Gleeks everywhere... Glee wrapped it's final day of filming over the weekend, and as we imagined, Lea Michele was incredibly sad to say goodbye. The 28-year-old actress took to Twitter to share her thoughts and feelings with her 4.55 million fans. I…
Kendall Fisher
February 24, 2015
Cory Monteith's Mother to Inherit His Estate, Father Left Out
Cory Monteith's father Joe Monteith could be cut off from his late son's estate as he confessed to not communicating with the actor for most of his life. The Glee star passed away at 31 in August of 2013 from a drug overdose, and his $810,000 estate is currently…
Michael Prieve
January 21, 2015
Lea Michele is Lovin' Life and Posting Bikini Pics
Lea Michele is in love and it shows. The Glee star has been in Italy the past several days with her new boyfriend Matthew Paetz, and has been sharing countless happy photos of herself, including more than a few bikini selfies. …
Barbara DeFranco
July 21, 2014
Cory Monteith's Mom Speaks About His Death for the First Time: 'The Loss is Horrendous'
Days before his tragic death, Cory Monteith was planning to sign a lease on a new home in Vancouver, Canada, a possible sign he was ready to leave Hollywood. "I think he was easing himself out of it," his mom Ann McGregor tells Good Morning America in an interview that…
Peggy Truong
July 17, 2014
'Glee' Stars Remember Cory Monteith One Year After His Death
It's been one year since the tragic passing of Glee star Cory Monteith and several of his castmates have taken to Twitter in homage to their departed friend.
Jason Marshall
July 13, 2014
'Glee' Actress Becca Tobin's Boyfriend Found Dead in Philadelphia Hotel
Glee actress Becca Tobin's boyfriend, 35-year-old nightclub owner Matt Bendik, was found dead in a Philadelphia hotel room on Thursday, TMZ reports.
Barbara DeFranco
July 11, 2014
Lea Michele Remembers Cory Monteith on His 32nd Birthday
Almost a year after his passing, Lea Michele still is still grieving over Cory Monteith, remembering and missing him on what would have been his 32nd birthday Sunday. The Glee actress took to Twitter to celebrate her late boyfriend and express her love.
Kendall Fisher
May 12, 2014
Lady Gaga's Charity Scandal, Tina Fey-Approved 'Mean Girls' Sequel, Farrah Abraham's Shocking Surgery Transformation:A Roundup
Lady Gaga's Charity Spends More Money on Legal Expenses Than Actual Grants The Born This Way Foundation has come under fire after their 2012 tax records show that the charity has spent over $1.85 million in operational expenses while only doling out $5,000 in grants. Fox News has the full story.
Gabrielle Chung
March 12, 2014
Lea Michele Doesn't Want You to Remember Cory Monteith for His Addiction Issues
Glee star Lea Michele graces the cover of Seventeen magazine's April 2014 issue. In her interview with Seventeen, she discusses life after the death of boyfriend and Glee costar, Cory Monteith, and how she plans to…
Michael Prieve
March 4, 2014
Lea Michele: Cory Monteith and I "Talked About Children" Before His Death
Before his tragic passing last July, Glee actor Cory Monteith had spoken to his girlfriend, Lea Michele, about starting a family together. In the April 2014 issue of Glamour UK, Michele admitted that the couple were already dreaming of having kids and growing old together, telling the…
Gabrielle Chung
February 28, 2014
Lea Michele's New Song for Cory Monteith Will Probably Make You Cry
While Lea Michele's album Louder hasn't quite lived up to the hype, her latest song, "'If You Say So," from the album, which is about boyfriend Cory Monteith who died from a drug overdose in a Vancouver hotel last summer is pretty good, though. According to MTV , Lea…
Michael Prieve
February 27, 2014
Lea Michele's 'You're Mine': Listen to The Cory Monteith Tribute Song
Lea Michele's emotional tribute song for her late boyfriend, Cory Monteith, has been released. On Monday, the Glee actress tweeted out a preview link to the track, writing, "My next . . . track #YOUREMINE (available tomorrow) is my favorite song on #LOUDER. It's so special to me…
Gabrielle Chung
February 10, 2014
Lea Michele Credits Her 'Insane Love' With Cory Monteith for Her Current Strength
Glee star Lea Michele is featured in the March 2014 issue of Teen Vogue, and in the accompanying article she talks with her BFF, Looking actor Jonathan Groff, about her late boyfriend Cory Monteith and her debut album, Louder. Talking about…
Michael Prieve
January 28, 2014
Grammy Tribute Misspells Cory Monteith's Name
Slow claps for the fact-checker who typed Cory Monteith's name during last night's Grammy tribute. Fans were livid during the memorial when they saw the late actor's name spelled 'Montieth," taking away from what would have been a solemn tribute.
Kelly Lynch
January 27, 2014
Jennifer Lawrence Trumps Miley Cyrus, Courtney Stodden's New Man, Tila Tequila's Sex Tape: A Roundup
Jennifer Lawrence Tops Miley Cyrus for AP's Entertainer of the Year Title Tough luck, Miley. Jennifer Lawrence has won Associated Press' coveted Entertainer of the Year title by just one vote. Fox News has the details. Courtney Stodden Steps Out With New Man The infamous teen bride divorcee ha…
Gabrielle Chung
December 23, 2013
Lea Michele: "There is an Empowerment that Comes with Grief"
In Lea Michele's first television interview since the death of her boyfriend and Glee co-star Cory Monteith, the actress and singer tells Ellen DeGeneres how she is coping with his loss and honoring his memory.
Barbara DeFranco
December 12, 2013
'Fast 7′ May Be Scrapped, Bruce Jenner's New Gig, Australian Maylor Disses Justin Bieber: A Roundup
The Fast and the Furious 7 Shuts Down Production, Movie May Be Scrapped Altogether Following the sudden death of Paul Walker, studio execs have been scrambling to find a way to salvage The Fast and the Furious 7 — which was mid-way through filming when its lead actor passed away. Hollywood.com…
Gabrielle Chung
December 4, 2013
'Glee's Chord Overstreet on Cory Monteith: "He Was the Heart of the Show"
Chord Overstreet stops by The Ellen DeGeneres Show today, and the Glee actor opens up about how the loss of Cory Monteith has affected the cast. …
Barbara DeFranco
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Started by captain crunch , Nov 30 2012 02:06 PM
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Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:06 PM
This is my first post on EB, however I have been a member for a little while TTC, not posting however taking valuable insights from others.
I wanted to post this as I have been doing my research (for a while) and I really struggle to find others in my situation.
I want to have an elective caesarean for no medical reasons, just because I want to. I have my own reasons to do with things life sex after vb, episiotomies, pain etc...
I completely respect everyone's choices for how they want to give birth, I'm just curious to know if there are others out there who want to have an elective C to, just because they do.
I find that a lot of the posts on forums (in Oz) that speak about "elective C" are followed by, I'm having or had a elective C because....x y z reasons. It's rare to find someone having it purely because they want to.
FYI, this will be my 1st, I'm 27, have no medical problems (although TTc)
Is there anybody else out there?
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:19 PM
You certainly aren't alone, but you need to speak to an OB to fully understand risks and benefits for you. The fact you had some trouble TTC would be a big red flag for me- a C/S has been shown to have implications on future fertility. It's also likely you'll need private health insurance (if you're in AUS) as the public health system doesn't generally cover unnecessary operations.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:21 PM
Every person I know who went into pregnancy wanting an elective c section was talked out of it by their care providers. It has higher risks for both you and the baby, which is why it isn't encouraged.
Coming from the perspective of someone who has had a planned c section for medical reasons, I can say it is much more pleasant and civilised then an emergency one, and the recovery is better. That said, it was still REALLY, REALLY painful. For several weeks. It's has been nearly 6 months, and my tummy still gets sore if I exercise. The other thing to consider is that it will limit the amount of children/pregnancies you can safely have.
Most people who have a vaginal birth recover completely within a week or two. That's why people don't think elective C sections are a great idea. I know birth and the idea of all that pain is scary, but please don't underestimate how painful a c section can be.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:22 PM
Not me but I do have a friend that did. I started having kids a few years before her and she always said she didn't want to know about anything 'birth' when her time came. When her time did come, she elected for C/S under general. She did that twice then elected for a hysterectomy!! Not the way I'd do it but each to their own. She was happy and got the exact births she wanted, no hang ups at all.
I've had one VB drug free and 2 emergency C/S. Both have pros and cons. I don't really have an opinion on how other people have their babies.
Good luck.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:24 PM
Sorry, I should add that although I have been a member since nov 11, we were going to start TTC last year but some changes in my Husbands employment delayed that. (for the best really)
I've only just gone off the pill after 10years, so as soon as my first period comes we'll be starting to TTC for the first time, soon hopefully.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:27 PM
Thanks Bec+3, that's one of the first I've heard of someone having it just because they choose too.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:05 PM
Hi OP,
I have a friend who made that choice - she's a doctor, and her OB was happy to let her decide. She was very happy with how it all went.
I didn't, but wish I had! It was months before I could sit or walk properly after a "normal vaginal delivery", and quite frankly my sex life was completely ruined. I still have a painful scar years later and have had to go through corrective surgery which didn't really make much difference. I would have been better off with a Caesar, and I know I'm not the only woman in this situation. Doctors and midwives are very happy to tell you the risks of having a Caesar, what they rarely tell you about is the long term damage to your body that vaginal birth can inflict. Regardless of which way you birth, there's no such thing as an easy way out for you or your baby!
Talk it over with your doctor and make your own mind up OP, your reasons are completely valid and you will have no trouble finding an OB to support you, as long as you have private cover. If you don't you might like to consider taking it out before TTC as you won't be covered if you are already pregnant when you join. As previous posters said, you may not have any choice in the public system.
Good luck with your journey in to parenthood OP!
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:20 PM
I did, 3 times now. No regrets just 3 gorgeous healthy children
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:26 PM
I was like this at the beginning of my pregnancy.
My advice is do a bit of research and let both ways sit with you a bit. I knew I wouldn't get a csection being public so I read everything I could and focused on positives. I was back and forth for months on what I could handle. In the end I developed pre eclampsia was induced and after 12 hrs of labour had a csection anyway. and I was actually more terrified being wheeled in for the c section. Its also not as painless as you would expect. They tell you you will only feel pressure but that pressure is really uncomfortable. Really either way you go there are risks .
Just try to be prepared for whatever eventuates.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:30 PM
Thanks lisles, I do have private health with cover.
And thank you Tibs! I'd love to hear more about what it was like for you having made that decision.
I'm happy with my choice and frankly don't care what others/friends/family etc... Think I should do when the time comes. It truley is a women's decision to do whatever they feel is best for them and there baby. I'm just a little surprised at the reaction I get when I mention it, and feel that this is why some women may say they are having an elective C, however follow it up with a "medical reason" so they don't have to deal with those reactions.
I know I'm getting ahead of myself, considering I'm not pregnant yet, but as a few friends/family are pregnant we of course discuss these things and it's just been really interesting.
Cheers for the thoughts.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:36 PM
I had an elective c/s because I wanted to. For me, best decision ever. Up and about as soon as they would let me take the catheter up. The most pain was removing the stitches.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:53 PM
Thanks littlestickey, good to know.
Madame Cattey, yes I realise there is still potential pain/complications etc.. With a C section. Also thanks for your view on a vaginal birth.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 04:14 PM
Sweety i really dont think your gonna get away from long term damage which ever way you go im afraid. Its just as likely to happen either way. I have attempted 2 vaginal births, with long labours ending in c sections, and for my next pregnancy (i am also ttc at the moment) I intend on attempting to birth naturally once again. 3rd time lucky right? Even though labour is very painful, I still loved giving birth, weird as that sounds. What I dont love is the fact that because of my c sections i now interstial cystitis, which is a fancy word for permanent bladder pain, like a uti you can never get rid of. I have flare up during ovulation every month and can not eat or drink anything acidic because it causes major pain that codiene doesnt really touch.
Also the recovery was not too bad the first time, but the second time was much much worse, i couldnt even walk without being in agony for over a week after, but i had to walk so i didnt get blood clots in my legs. And yes, when they pull the baby out, it hurts ALOT. I have heard so many wonderful stories about vaginal births, maybe consider giving it a try, you never know you might love it! Either way, if you wanna havea baby, you are gonna have go through a lot of pain, whichever way you choose to birth, theres just no getting away from it. sorry!
Posted 30 November 2012 - 04:27 PM
QUOTE (bambiigrrl @ 30/11/2012, 05:14 PM)
Also the recovery was not too bad the first time, but the second time was much much worse, i couldnt even walk without being in agony for over a week after, but i had to walk so i didnt get blood clots in my legs. And yes, when they pull the baby out, it hurts ALOT. I have heard so many wonderful stories about vaginal births, maybe consider giving it a try, you never know you might love it! Either way, if you wanna havea baby, you are gonna have go through a lot of pain, whichever way you choose to birth, theres just no getting away from it. sorry!
Didn't hurt one little but when they pulled my babies out. Your doctors must not have checked that your epi or spinal block was working.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 04:28 PM
I have a good friend who wanted an elective c section years before she ever got pregnant. In the end she had to have a c section for medical reasons so that made it much easier for her to get one. She did have to find a understanding OB and pay for the privilage but it was something she felt was right for her.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 04:33 PM
Hi OP,
I have had an elective Caesar after previously having a vaginal birth (which admittedly wasn't too bad - no tears, stitches, quite quick labour etc). I had my reasons for wanting an elective and mentioned it at my first OB appt. Whilst he correctly told me about Caesar risks, he said he was happy to give me one if I still wanted one toward the end of my pregnancy. I was lucky I wanted a Caesar as I ended up with pre-eclampsia and pneumonia and was hospitalized. When they decided at 35 weeks, that it was time to get my DD out, I didn't have the strength or breath to labour naturally. That being said, I had a lot more pain recovering from my Caesar than my vaginal birth, but am still glad I had the Caesar. Good luck.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 04:41 PM
I had an elective c-section after an emergency one the first time. Not because I was advised to, not because of risks, not because of anything other than I didn't want to try for a VBAC and end up with an emergency c-section again.
I recovered quickly both times and have no regrets at all about not having a vaginal birth.
My best mate opted for a c-section for her only child. She had no interest at all in delivering any other way.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 04:50 PM
I had one - always wanted one, never waivered despite plenty of negativity about my decision. My recovery was great - obviously it's different for everyone, but I found the whole experience really calm and positive and have no regrets. Feel free to PM me if you like - I had a friend do it before me, and found it reassuring to get her views.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:05 PM
Honestly OP if this is what you want you are probably best not to ask for advice here because it will never make your decision any easier. There are many people who do not and never will understand the reason why you'd make this choice and fill you with horror stories that IRL have very little chance of happening.
There are risks with both types of delivery, there are just more risks with C/S but having said that the maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality rate following C/S are very low.
Good luck with whatever you choose and remember you do not have to explain your reasons to anyone other than your immediate caregiver.
If you have PHI and a private obstetrician it is something that only you, your partner and he need to discuss.
Your Obstetrician will probably lay out the reasons why a vaginal birth would be preferable but will most likely also say yes if he thinks you are well informed.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:15 PM
Also keep in mind that there are benefits to you going into labour, even just one contraction, for your baby. They have chosen their due date so they are not what's known as a "late term premature" (perhaps add that to the list of things to Google in helping you make a decision?) and have breathing issues which will mean they need to go to the nursery. Just be wary of an ob who is keen to agree with you but insists on booking you weeks before your due date.
Focus on skin-to-skin in the theatre, breastfeeding support in the hospital (if that's what you are going to do) and so forth as well.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:15 PM
OP I've never had a C/S but i can tell you after 3 VBs I do have some long term damage that can only be solved by surgery.
Yes my recoveries post births were fast and not too painful.
Its hard to say whether the damage would have been sustained and been as bad if I'd had a C/S. But you should talk to you OB.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:28 PM
Hi OP
My SIL chose to have a c-section for her first and for her it was all about the planning. She wanted to know exactly when she was going to be in hospital and it took the unknowns out of it for her, when will it happen, where will I be, how long will it take etc etc. When my nephew was delivered he was massive and she was told that there is no way he could have been delivered vaginally!
My first was a VG delivery at 32 weeks with a couple of stitches. I did recover very quickly however it was very sensitive down there for years after. It's OK now though. This is the preferred way for prems to be delivered where possible, it is far less traumatic for them to come out the birth canal (I only just found this out).
My twins were delivered by a planned c-section at 34 weeks. When I say planned, I knew that my OB was going to do a c-section. I chose a c-section because I had high anxiety about the birth due to previous losses and I needed to feel like we had a certain amount of control. I was worried about what would happen to the second bub while the first bub was being laboured etc. etc. I just wanted my OB to get in and get them out quick smart. I recovered just as quickly from the c-section but it's annoying not being able to lift things bla bla etc etc. Overall I was very happy that I chose the c-section. My ob is fabulous so no issues what so ever.
With my third pregnancy I had an emergency c-section at 29 weeks as bub was breech furling and had the cord wrapped around his ankles. This time I was in a different state and in the public system, not by choice but because I had gone into labour before 32 weeks, my ob couldn't deliver at the hospital with the NICU. This experience was a total disaster. My baby boy was delivered by trainee ob's who didn't know what they were doing. They had trouble getting him out and after 3 mins of trying, they should have done a vertical cut in my uterus but they didn't. They kept pulling harder and harder on my skin/muscles to make the opening as big as possible and trying to pull him out and eventually, after 20 minutes he was born but the ending wasn't good for my little man. This c-section has been a very hard recovery. It has been 3 months and my tummy muscles are still so sore, all the way up to my ribs. I had bladder issues for weeks after and now I'm prone to my bladder mucking up and not emptying properly.
I have just found out that I'm pregnant again. This time I don't have a choice, if I get past 34 weeks it will have to be a c-section but if I went into pre-term labour again, I would definitely try to deliver VBAC to minimise the trauma for the bub.
My point is that it's OK to have your heart set on one or the other but pregnancy and birth is an unpredictable thing and you need to be prepared for anything. Things can change very quickly.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:33 PM
Not really answering your question, but want to say that pregnancy, birth and carrying your baby around afterwards all put a strain on your body. It's a part of life and bearing a child. My VB was one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had, actually the most amazing. I got up and walked around afterwards and felt fine. I have recovered and even have sex shock horror! I had 2nd degree tearing which I had hardly any pain with when healing and is fine now. I think my body would feel like it has carried and born and child regardless of CS or VB. Obvously I don't care you want to have elective CS but just want you to know that I had a good experience.
Eta remember, you could have your CS booked in but bub suddenly decides to come by VB...
Edited by Loulla, 30 November 2012 - 05:36 PM.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:46 PM
QUOTE (CocobeanLillylove @ 30/11/2012, 04:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Didn't hurt one little but when they pulled my babies out. Your doctors must not have checked that your epi or spinal block was working.
nah I think it had more to do with the fact that my babies were huge!! Dd was 9 pounds (4kgs) and ds was 10pounds 10 ounces (4840kgs) lol and I am only petite, which is why I progressed so slowly and ended up with c secs for failure to progress lol all i can do is hope for a smaller baby next time around!
Posted 30 November 2012 - 05:49 PM
QUOTE (Loulla @ 30/11/2012, 05:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Not really answering your question, but want to say that pregnancy, birth and carrying your baby around afterwards all put a strain on your body. It's a part of life and bearing a child. My VB was one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had, actually the most amazing. I got up and walked around afterwards and felt fine. I have recovered and even have sex shock horror! I had 2nd degree tearing which I had hardly any pain with when healing and is fine now. I think my body would feel like it has carried and born and child regardless of CS or VB. Obvously I don't care you want to have elective CS but just want you to know that I had a good experience.
Eta remember, you could have your CS booked in but bub suddenly decides to come by VB...
I agree. All my mummy friends have had vaginal births and they tell me thier sex life is still as awesome as it ever was, they didnt always tear, and recovery was pretty easy. And that it was an incredibly life changing, empowering experience to have. Personally i'd give almost anything to have a vaginal birth...
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Vancouver Giants general manager Scott Bonner says that team captain Dalton Sward (lower body) won't be healthy enough to play until next weekend at the earliest, which means he'll miss tonight's trip to Seattle to face the Thunderbirds as well … Continue reading
BCHL playoffs start today, highlighted regular season champ Langley hosting Surrey
The BCHL opens its playoffs on six fronts Tuesday Among the highlights is the regular season champion Langley Rivermen playing host to the reigning league champion Surrey Eagles in the opener of their Mainland Division semifinal. Langley (37-13-3-5) made a … Continue reading
Adam Tambellini brings hockey talents back to Lower Mainland, this time with WHL rival
When he steps on the Pacific Coliseum ice Friday, Adam Tambellini will have played for both a WHL team and an NCAA one in the same season in rinks separated by only a few kilometres. Here's betting that's a record.… Continue reading
New Canuck Zac Dalpe has B.C. history, coming from his time with the Penticton Vees
Zac Dalpe is new to the Vancouver Canucks, but certainly not new to hockey in B.C. Dalpe, a trade pick-up on Saturday from the Carolina Hurricanes, is a former standout with the Penticton Vees. Here's a February, 2008 story entitled: … Continue reading
Assistant coach hire latest crucial move for Vancouver Giants as they eye hosting the 2016 Memorial Cup
The Vancouver Giants get another crack at finding something similar to the chemistry that they had when Craig Bonner was part of their decision makers. The Giants have dropped down the WHL standings the past two or three seasons. It's … Continue reading
Golf, poker and pints in Mexico planted seeds for Schaefer to join Surrey Eagles coaching staff
VANCOUVER — Former Canucks winger Peter Schaefer looks on during Nov. 21, 2010 game against the Phoenix Coyotes at Rogers Arena. (Photo by Jeff Vinnick/Vancouver Canucks).
Peter Schaefer calls it the bush, a cottage somewhere in southern Saskatchewan near something that resembles a long lake and where cell phone reception comes and goes. The two-hour drive from his birthplace in Yellow Grass provides solitude from a … Continue reading


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Silver or grey foliage looks especially nice with cyclamen. The silver dusty miller foliage complements the flower color and ties in with the silver in the foliage. It also gives a nice lacy relief to the solid clumps of cyclamen leaves.