Anyway, when I became pregnant with my second child I decided, of course, to go for another homebirth. I was prepared for the same kind of obstacles I had experienced first time round. Instead I was told "of course you can plan a homebirth"???!! The midwives on the team remembered me from last time and were absolutely confident that I would deliver at home, so confident in fact that I began to worry that I wouldn't. My first labour had been very quick and I was told this baby would arrive faster (just how much faster I was unprepared for!)
At 37 weeks I was advised not to leave the house for long periods of time. My midwife phoned me everyday to ask if anything was happening, "no" I would say "and I am really sick of waiting and looking at these four walls" Finally at 38 weeks I awoke in the middle of a dream about Eastenders with a huge contraction. I shot out of bed as soon as it was over and called my midwife "I think something is happening" I said "I'm on my way" she said.
I went to the bed to read the TENS machine instructions when the contractions hit me so hard and fast I really felt I was going to die. My husband said "this is all going to be over in half an hour" as he did his best to reassure me. I thought "what does he know!" Then I began to feel like pushing and could feel the baby's head decending. I began to panic. The midwife arrived then (she lived round the corner)and Romany appeared three minutes later, just minutes after my first contraction. I breathed the baby out instead of pushing and my pelvic floor afterwards felt like I'd never even had a baby, incredible. I think if I have a third child my husband will have to take a crash course in first aid.
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