Family, Love, And Pain Planning for life can be difficult when many unexpected situations can occur, whether you are ready or not. As a teenager, I gained the experience of love and pain all at once, yet I understood life goes on. When expecting news that might change your life forever, there can be a terrifying and exciting sensation. I lost my voice as the two little pink lines appeared on my pregnancy test. I found out that i was pregnant after my vacation in South Texas visiting my father. I had called my best friend to confide in her and gain the support I needed. Thus, my unexpected life began after I graduated high school and moved into boyfriend 's house, who is now my husband.
After confirming the news of being pregnant, at the …show more content…
As if I did not have enough going on already morning sickness started except it lasted throughout my entire pregnancy the entire day. Throughout my pregnancy I was not able to hold down any food even my favorite ones, sometimes even water; my nose was so sensitive I could smell the pee in the toilet from the bathroom to the kitchen. During my second trimester I learned by five months the sex of the baby and able to feel the baby squirming inside the womb. I was rooting for a boy but as life would have it I was blessed with a girl. At about this stage in pregnancy is when all the emotional situations, kick-in like getting so angry over someone crunching ice with their mouth wide open like a cow. By my third trimester my body was starting to get very uncomfortable and cramp up, if I stood for too long my feet would hurt terribly and if I sat down for too long my butt would start to go numb.Which did not help with the loss of sleep laying down on either side and on my back was uncomfortable, I started sleeping a little elevated. After all the family and love it was time for pain the greatest pain I’ve ever felt my entire life was to …show more content…
I practiced my breathing before so I can use to leading up for this moment but the pain as it grew started to feel unbearable my breathing would slowly turn into screams (yearning) of pain. They say giving birth is like feeling 20 fractured bones at the same time, well my cervix was expanding to fit the circumference of about 30 to 40 cm is generally how big a baby’s head gets. As bold as I was I did it all natural, I wanted to say I did it without it and I did. When I first saw my newborn baby girl I was in awe and it’s one of those times that you just have to be there to feel the feeling of relief, beauty, miracle, because no one word or words are able to describe the feeling you get with the arrival of your
After confirming the news of being pregnant, at the …show more content…
As if I did not have enough going on already morning sickness started except it lasted throughout my entire pregnancy the entire day. Throughout my pregnancy I was not able to hold down any food even my favorite ones, sometimes even water; my nose was so sensitive I could smell the pee in the toilet from the bathroom to the kitchen. During my second trimester I learned by five months the sex of the baby and able to feel the baby squirming inside the womb. I was rooting for a boy but as life would have it I was blessed with a girl. At about this stage in pregnancy is when all the emotional situations, kick-in like getting so angry over someone crunching ice with their mouth wide open like a cow. By my third trimester my body was starting to get very uncomfortable and cramp up, if I stood for too long my feet would hurt terribly and if I sat down for too long my butt would start to go numb.Which did not help with the loss of sleep laying down on either side and on my back was uncomfortable, I started sleeping a little elevated. After all the family and love it was time for pain the greatest pain I’ve ever felt my entire life was to …show more content…
I practiced my breathing before so I can use to leading up for this moment but the pain as it grew started to feel unbearable my breathing would slowly turn into screams (yearning) of pain. They say giving birth is like feeling 20 fractured bones at the same time, well my cervix was expanding to fit the circumference of about 30 to 40 cm is generally how big a baby’s head gets. As bold as I was I did it all natural, I wanted to say I did it without it and I did. When I first saw my newborn baby girl I was in awe and it’s one of those times that you just have to be there to feel the feeling of relief, beauty, miracle, because no one word or words are able to describe the feeling you get with the arrival of your