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Postby Natalie » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:10 am

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Citygirl wrote:Well if it's gonna happen tonight I hope it's soon. Nearly bedtime for me :lol:


I don't believe it will be today and Friday I am OFFLINE!

Yes, Friday USA time is Saturday here and it is the weekend for my youngest's 1st birthday, so if I wish to remain married, the PC will be turned off :)

Andrew, was that really a good idea to announce to everyone that you won't be watching??????????


Someone will be watching...if not me...SOMEONE! :twisted:

Nice recovery!!! :wink:
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Postby jrnyfan86 » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:17 am

It is o.k. everyone I still like Perry he will be back
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Postby Natalie » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:18 am

jrnyfan86 wrote:It is o.k. everyone I still like Perry he will be back

KIRK!!!!!

Knock it off, it's not funny!!!!!!! We are going to start getting hate mail if you keep talking like that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Postby jrnyfan86 » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:20 am

o.k. rorry
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Postby bluejeangirl76 » Thu Dec 14, 2006 7:05 pm

It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?
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Postby Andrew » Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:24 pm

It had better happen.

6 more days and I'm on 2 weeks holiday. Besides, it's freeking Christmas already :evil:
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Postby NealIsGod » Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:27 pm

Andrew wrote:It had better happen.

6 more days and I'm on 2 weeks holiday. Besides, it's freeking Christmas already :evil:


True dat. How come we kept hearing it was going to happen "very soon" over the past couple of weeks?
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Postby Moon Beam » Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:43 pm

Andrew wrote:It had better happen.

6 more days and I'm on 2 weeks holiday. Besides, it's freeking Christmas already :evil:



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Postby Melissa » Fri Dec 15, 2006 1:34 am

bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol
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Postby TRAGChick » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:01 am

Citygirl wrote:Only the band could say :lol:


...they're free to fly away...?

Sorry; that's what came to mind when I read your post :wink: :mrgreen:
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Postby Citygirl » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:36 am

That's why I worded it like that... :lol:
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Postby Natalie » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:40 am

Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)
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Postby KCfla » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:46 am

NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


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Postby jrnysc » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:46 am

Well, the Trans Siberian Orchestra was phenominal, but I was hoping for better when I got home. This is freakin never ending. It's getting old really.
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Postby Melissa » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:47 am

NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


I think it's major distocia! I agree, call it, let's go, stop the pit!
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Postby Scarab Pilot » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:47 am

The field judge has thrown a flag on the band.

"Delay of game, on the offense. 5 yard penalty, repeat 1st down."
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Postby jrnysc » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:49 am

Obviously the band, management, Andrew, nor anyone else knows when this crap will end!!! :evil:
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Postby KCfla » Fri Dec 15, 2006 2:57 am

scarabpilot wrote:The field judge has thrown a flag on the band.

"Delay of game, on the offense. 5 yard penalty, repeat 1st down."


Ok, THIS one I understood. :)
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Postby Natalie » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:05 am

Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


I think it's major distocia! I agree, call it, let's go, stop the pit!
lol

Yep agreed! And, let's change that T&S to a T&C for 4 units, let's start another IV and give 0.2 mg methergine IM after delivery of the placenta, along with 20 units pitocin added to 1000 cc LR, run it wide open, have, have hemabate on standby and if given, please also give lomotil!!!! I'm concerned that with all that pit there could be some serious atony. Let's also have a hyster tray and a second OR team standing by in case this C-Section turns to a C-hyst! And, in case we can't get the T&C back in time, let's have four units of O- on stand by in case we need to transfuse before type specific is available.
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Postby Scarab Pilot » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:10 am

NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


I think it's major distocia! I agree, call it, let's go, stop the pit!
lol

Yep agreed! And, let's change that T&S to a T&C for 4 units, let's start another IV and give 0.2 mg methergine IM after delivery of the placenta, along with 20 units pitocin added to 1000 cc LR, run it wide open, have, have hemabate on standby and if given, please also give lomotil!!!! I'm concerned that with all that pit there could be some serious atony. Let's also have a hyster tray and a second OR team standing by in case this C-Section turns to a C-hyst! And, in case we can't get the T&C back in time, let's have four units of O- on stand by in case we need to transfuse before type specific is available.


I have a weak stomach. I'll sit in the waiting room.
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Postby KCfla » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:10 am

NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


I think it's major distocia! I agree, call it, let's go, stop the pit!
lol

Yep agreed! And, let's change that T&S to a T&C for 4 units, let's start another IV and give 0.2 mg methergine IM after delivery of the placenta, along with 20 units pitocin added to 1000 cc LR, run it wide open, have, have hemabate on standby and if given, please also give lomotil!!!! I'm concerned that with all that pit there could be some serious atony. Let's also have a hyster tray and a second OR team standing by in case this C-Section turns to a C-hyst! And, in case we can't get the T&C back in time, let's have four units of O- on stand by in case we need to transfuse before type specific is available.


I can donate the O-
got some of that on tap right here! :wink:
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Postby Melissa » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:11 am

NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


I think it's major distocia! I agree, call it, let's go, stop the pit!
lol

Yep agreed! And, let's change that T&S to a T&C for 4 units, let's start another IV and give 0.2 mg methergine IM after delivery of the placenta, along with 20 units pitocin added to 1000 cc LR, run it wide open, have, have hemabate on standby and if given, please also give lomotil!!!! I'm concerned that with all that pit there could be some serious atony. Let's also have a hyster tray and a second OR team standing by in case this C-Section turns to a C-hyst! And, in case we can't get the T&C back in time, let's have four units of O- on stand by in case we need to transfuse before type specific is available.


Need someone here with O to donate, that shit's in LOW supply here!
Methergine sucks, but I can see where it def would be needed here, lol. :wink:
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Postby Natalie » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:13 am

Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


I think it's major distocia! I agree, call it, let's go, stop the pit!
lol

Yep agreed! And, let's change that T&S to a T&C for 4 units, let's start another IV and give 0.2 mg methergine IM after delivery of the placenta, along with 20 units pitocin added to 1000 cc LR, run it wide open, have, have hemabate on standby and if given, please also give lomotil!!!! I'm concerned that with all that pit there could be some serious atony. Let's also have a hyster tray and a second OR team standing by in case this C-Section turns to a C-hyst! And, in case we can't get the T&C back in time, let's have four units of O- on stand by in case we need to transfuse before type specific is available.


Need someone here with O to donate, that shit's in LOW supply here!
Methergine sucks, but I can see where it def would be needed here, lol. :wink:

I have O neg, I'll donate some. Methergine doesn't suck as bad as hemabate (nasty diarrhea!!!) but, we've got to do what we've got to do. If we have to do a hyst then this situation will never happen again cuz there will be no more babies!! After we're out of the OR, lets give 200 mcg of cytotec PR ( :wink: ) if we don't do the C-Hyst.
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Postby Ratgirl » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:14 am

scarabpilot wrote:I have a weak stomach. I'll sit in the waiting room.


LOL! :lol: 8)
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Postby Citygirl » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:16 am

I'm guessing you're a midwife NJT. You as well Melissa?
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Postby Melissa » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:18 am

I'd rather have the cyto PO, lol. Gotta have a snack with it though, & that's out of the question after the OR, so PR it is! Y-U-C-K!!!! lol
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Postby KCfla » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:19 am

Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
NJT At Your Cervix wrote:
Melissa wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:It's like waiting for a baby. Christ!

And this is like the longest labor and delivery ever.

Are we even at 8 centimeters yet? Has the water broke?


Yuck, lol. Let's have a c-section & GET IT OVER WITH ALREADY! lol

I agree, this trial of labor has gone on long enough we're stuck at 5 cm with no cervical change in about 5 months. With all of the pitocin that everyone has been adding to this subject, you would think something would be happening, I suspect a malposition, I think it could be persistant occiput posterior. A c-section is not a failure, don't be afraid of it. Let's call anesthesia to dose up the epidural,start an IV bolus, draw a CBC and T&S, place a foley, take her to the OR, prep and drape the abdomen and go for it!!!!!!! I'll scrub in and assist Dr Andrew, who wants to circulate? And let's have the resuscitation team ready just in case any wigglers go down! (Yeah, I've done this before!)


I think it's major distocia! I agree, call it, let's go, stop the pit!
lol

Yep agreed! And, let's change that T&S to a T&C for 4 units, let's start another IV and give 0.2 mg methergine IM after delivery of the placenta, along with 20 units pitocin added to 1000 cc LR, run it wide open, have, have hemabate on standby and if given, please also give lomotil!!!! I'm concerned that with all that pit there could be some serious atony. Let's also have a hyster tray and a second OR team standing by in case this C-Section turns to a C-hyst! And, in case we can't get the T&C back in time, let's have four units of O- on stand by in case we need to transfuse before type specific is available.


Need someone here with O to donate, that shit's in LOW supply here!
Methergine sucks, but I can see where it def would be needed here, lol. :wink:


I have O-, but I can't technically donate blood for another 3 years.
But I think I can spare some for *this* situation :wink:
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Postby Melissa » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:19 am

Citygirl wrote:I'm guessing you're a midwife NJT. You as well Melissa?


Nope, just a nurse, lol.
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Postby Natalie » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:21 am

Citygirl wrote:I'm guessing you're a midwife NJT. You as well Melissa?

Not yet but working on it. I've been an L&D nurse for 9 years though!!
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Postby Natalie » Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:21 am

Melissa wrote:I'd rather have the cyto PO, lol. Gotta have a snack with it though, & that's out of the question after the OR, so PR it is! Y-U-C-K!!!! lol

Per rectum actually works better than PO so I think we better go PR here!
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