I haven't had any interest in reading it recently. Sometimes when people ask questions about births, I look back to remember what happened, though. It's all a blur now.
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I haven't read it since I wrote it. I'll probably read in the coming months. I vaguely remember most of it.
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Ha. I just read mine a couple of minutes ago because a friend is training as a doula and wanted people to share their birth stories with her. It's amazing how I look at the entire situation differently.
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I don't think I even wrote one. I still do think about it often and I like talking about it with other moms and comparing our experiences (for interests sake, not because one is better or vice versa, just to talk about it).
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I wrote one for my firstborn but that was an extremely emotional and painful birth so I try not to think about it in any great depth often. My birth with DD was wonderful so I really should write it down to remember all the details down the road.
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My midwife wrote an in-depth birth story for me and I've read it a few times. Lo is 2. I'll read it again before this LO is born.
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Yes, I read them often. I would actually categorize my labors and deliveries as some of my more fun days (yes, fun!), so I like remembering them in detail
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I read DDs recently only because she's turning one soon and I'm being nostalgic!
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