Who Would You Pick?

[Rolluplostinspace]

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I had a morphine session at hospital not long ago.
Crazy dreams!

What did you dream? Were you half man half beast?

I dreamed about boats that I was selling and asked my visitors if any of them had sold.
They had no clue what I was on about.
Then the fat guy.
A huge fat guy in a special bed in the middle of the ward.
He kept giving us all gold and jewels and money.
This went on for days but I'd only nodded off forless than a minute.
Wheres the fat guy gone I was asking the nurse .... pardon ......

[Lady Murasaki]

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I think my spinals kept me down for about 3/4 hours. You’ve got to wait for the catheter to be removed anyway though.
But it’s just paracetamol. And only if you specifically ask for it. I just had the peppermint water for the trapped air after my youngest. They let me out less than 24 hours after it too.
Possibly a breast feeding thing?

I'm shocked, 24 hours? I had to stay in for a week, both times. It was too long but there was no choice.
And just paracetamol? I can't believe that. I was given morphine, a painkilling pessary and paracetamol. And I still breastfed, not for long enough because it was too uncomfortable with everything else my bod went through.
How long did you breastfeed NN?

[Lady Murasaki]

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I had a spinal, couldn't feel my legs for a while, I guess I was on my morphine at the beginning but when I asked for more pain relief the nurse was nasty and jabbed me very hard and painfully on my rear end, never asked for more after that.

The last thing you need is a nasty nurse or dr at a time like that. When you're so vulnerable.

[Holly]

How did this thread turn into a topic about cesareans, spinals, breastfeeding, morphine, heroine etc

[Lady Murasaki]

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I had a morphine session at hospital not long ago.
Crazy dreams!

What did you dream? Were you half man half beast?

I dreamed about boats that I was selling and asked my visitors if any of them had sold.
They had no clue what I was on about.
Then the fat guy.
A huge fat guy in a special bed in the middle of the ward.
He kept giving us all gold and jewels and money.
This went on for days but I'd only nodded off forless than a minute.
Wheres the fat guy gone I was asking the nurse .... pardon ......

No different to any other day then.

[Lady Murasaki]

How did this thread turn into a topic about cesareans, spinals, breastfeeding, morphine, heroine etc

Rollup. Who else?

[Rolluplostinspace]

How did this thread turn into a topic about cesareans, spinals, breastfeeding, morphine, heroine etc

I blame the thread starter ... all this rock n roll it was inevitable.

[Rolluplostinspace]

How did this thread turn into a topic about cesareans, spinals, breastfeeding, morphine, heroine etc

Rollup. Who else?

[Bella]

How did this thread turn into a topic about cesareans, spinals, breastfeeding, morphine, heroine etc

No idea, but I had had a spinal and fed up to 2 years straight away.Rest of my body was agony though.

I guess that's the way the internet goes, hopping from one to another

[NastyNickers]

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I think my spinals kept me down for about 3/4 hours. You’ve got to wait for the catheter to be removed anyway though.
But it’s just paracetamol. And only if you specifically ask for it. I just had the peppermint water for the trapped air after my youngest. They let me out less than 24 hours after it too.
Possibly a breast feeding thing?

I'm shocked, 24 hours? I had to stay in for a week, both times. It was too long but there was no choice.
And just paracetamol? I can't believe that. I was given morphine, a painkilling pessary and paracetamol. And I still breastfed, not for long enough because it was too uncomfortable with everything else my bod went through.
How long did you breastfeed NN?

Yep, just one overnight with my daughter, and I was up and showering the same day as the c-section. That was a preplanned one though, had it early afternoon and was out the next morning. My son was an emergency section and I spent 2 nights in after him.

Unless they gave me something that I wasn’t aware of when I was in surgery, they were not very generous with the painkillers! They want you up and about quickly these days, too. I got no help with the baby, and my fella was promptly kicked out at the end of visiting time. I breastfed for 4 months-ish with both of mine. Hated every minute of it

[Holly]

Come on guys, lets keep this thread on topic, you can always start a new thread on the subject you're discussing atm

[Rolluplostinspace]

Lonnie Donegan.

[Lady Murasaki]

NN:

Yep, just one overnight with my daughter, and I was up and showering the same day as the c-section. That was a preplanned one though, had it early afternoon and was out the next morning. My son was an emergency section and I spent 2 nights in after him.

Unless they gave me something that I wasn’t aware of when I was in surgery, they were not very generous with the painkillers! They want you up and about quickly these days, too. I got no help with the baby, and my fella was promptly kicked out at the end of visiting time. I breastfed for 4 months-ish with both of mine. Hated every minute of it

Well you must be tough to go through all that with so little medicinal help.
And four months is pretty good going. I lasted 3 months with first and 1 and half months with the second.

[Lady Murasaki]

Come on guys, lets keep this thread on topic, you can always start a new thread on the subject you're discussing atm

Sorry. Split it?

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I would take David Bowie over all 12 of them tho.
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