Post by silv3rlining on Apr 30, 2015 6:46:57 GMT -5
If it's what I think it is I used it during PT and with the athletic trainer on my back. I'm not sure how it would be during labor. I figure anything is worth a shot if you really want to avoid meds. Though it might be a distraction.
I didn't even realize this was an option. If you want to have a med free birth more power to you but honestly it just seems so ridiculous to me that people would be so opposed to pain meds that they would hook themselves up to this instead.
I didn't even realize this was an option. If you want to have a med free birth more power to you but honestly it just seems so ridiculous to me that people would be so opposed to pain meds that they would hook themselves up to this instead.
Geez, I haven't ruled out anything. I haven't necessarily committed to med free I'm just trying to explore some options. It was just offered to us tonight and I'd never heard of it for labour so I wondered if I should consider finding out more and hiring one or just leaving it alone. It sounds like it might just be putting a bandaid on so not too useful though based on others' experiences. You make it sound like hooking yourself up to this is bad: what's it like? Is it uncomfortable?
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Post by Widget123 on Apr 30, 2015 15:37:53 GMT -5
Sorry if i offended you by my comment, that was not my intention. Im no expert on this machine but i know enough about it to stand by my POV that i consider using one in an attempt to avoid pain meds extreme.
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