Comments on: What Your Wife Feels After a C-Section Twin Delivery http://www.dadsguidetotwins.com/what-your-wife-feels-after-a-c-section-twin-delivery/ Having and raising twins from a Dad's perspective Mon, 30 Jan 2012 11:33:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Joe http://www.dadsguidetotwins.com/what-your-wife-feels-after-a-c-section-twin-delivery/comment-page-1/#comment-334 Joe Sun, 22 May 2011 20:04:50 +0000 http://www.dadsguidetotwins.com/?p=357#comment-334 @Jenn - I'm glad our story was encouraging to you. Best of luck in the remaining weeks of your pregnancy. I hope the delivery goes smoothly for you. @Jenn – I’m glad our story was encouraging to you. Best of luck in the remaining weeks of your pregnancy. I hope the delivery goes smoothly for you.

]]> By: Jenn http://www.dadsguidetotwins.com/what-your-wife-feels-after-a-c-section-twin-delivery/comment-page-1/#comment-333 Jenn Fri, 20 May 2011 20:12:14 +0000 http://www.dadsguidetotwins.com/?p=357#comment-333 Thank you so much for this article. I am 30 weeks and expecting my second child. we haev a beautifu 2 year old daughter adn are expecting a boy. I have a planned c-section and had a emergency c-section with my first. With my first I was all about the c-section and had no fear stress, or thoughts about it at all just wanted my daughter here.. Now that I have a planned one I am freaking out a little. I am stressing about feeling short of breath or not being able to catch my breath. However I feel that after reading your notes Maybe this will not be an issue for me.. I like the idea of asking for the curtin to be a alitle lower so I can see him when he is born. I also am now thinking you are in there for such a short period of time that maybe it'll be not as stressful as I invision it to be. I am hoing to remain calm but the feeling of being short of breath really freaks me out.. Also great tips on the recovery. I too got up and moved alot after my daughter was born and had recovered quick. I have to be honest no walk in the park but looking back it really was not that bad.. Thanks for the story this is really encouraging for ,me.. Thank you so much for this article. I am 30 weeks and expecting my second child. we haev a beautifu 2 year old daughter adn are expecting a boy. I have a planned c-section and had a emergency c-section with my first. With my first I was all about the c-section and had no fear stress, or thoughts about it at all just wanted my daughter here..

Now that I have a planned one I am freaking out a little. I am stressing about feeling short of breath or not being able to catch my breath. However I feel that after reading your notes Maybe this will not be an issue for me.. I like the idea of asking for the curtin to be a alitle lower so I can see him when he is born. I also am now thinking you are in there for such a short period of time that maybe it’ll be not as stressful as I invision it to be. I am hoing to remain calm but the feeling of being short of breath really freaks me out..

Also great tips on the recovery. I too got up and moved alot after my daughter was born and had recovered quick. I have to be honest no walk in the park but looking back it really was not that bad..

Thanks for the story this is really encouraging for ,me..

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