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jcole32444 · July 2011

Lets go back to delivery day. When you had your LO was your hopital's birthing room the same room you stayed in your whole stay?

If you had a c-section, did you do recovery in your room, or in a special room and then were moved to your permanent room?

jcole32444 · July 2011

At our hopsital the you give birth in your suit. If you have a natural birth you never leave you room, if you have a c-section you go to OR for the procedure and then go back to yoru suit for recovery. You never have to stay in a seperate room.

AggieBeth06 · July 2011

I was checked into one room, went to the OR, recovery and then my permanent room. I was there for 5 days in total.

Had I gotten to actually try for a natural childbirth, I would have been in one room the whole time.

MrsHollywood1023 · July 2011

I had E in a military hospital where they had Labor and Delivery and then you went to a separate Mother/Baby Unit after the epidural had wore off enough where you could walk. They don't have a nursery, so E never left our sight the entire time we were there.

mbfirefly98 · July 2011

V-birth 2 rooms...birthing room and then the permanent/recovery room.

eb1113 · July 2011

I changed rooms once. I was admitted to one room, stayed there for 25 hours. I moved rooms right before my c-section. DH, the nurses, and my family moved all our stuff to my new room. I would have stayed in the first room, but there were a bunch more women coming to give birth and for whatever reason they had to move me. It was fine with me since it was a bigger and nicer room.

I had a c-section (water broke 24 hours before that decision was made). I spent 1-2 hours in a recovery room and then went back to my permanent room. I wasn't crazy about the recovery room, but they cleaned me up and everything in privacy, without my family all around.

SweetHurricane · July 2011

I gave birth on one room and then was almost immediately transferred to a different wing of the hospital for recovery. The recovery room was much bigger and it had a sofa for DH and a closet. On the last night, we were "rooming in" where I was no longer a patient, but DD was (jaundice), and they transferred us to yet another wing because there was a baby boom and they wanted to keep all the brand new moms in one area. To thank us for having to move, we got a whirlpool tub, a sofabed, and a corner room with a view.

CGKyle · July 2011

juliebean071:
I had E in a military hospital where they had Labor and Delivery and then you went to a separate Mother/Baby Unit after the epidural had wore off enough where you could walk. They don't have a nursery, so E never left our sight the entire time we were there.

pretty much this. Military hospital. I lost a lot of blood and my heart rate dropped. After they atleast got my heart rate up they put me in a wheelchair and I went up stairs to my new room. Everyone in labor and delivery were amazing. The recovery unit is a different story. Ugh.

kg_08 · July 2011

I was moved to a different room a couple hours after birth. As soon as everything was cleaned up, DD had tried nursing, and I had something to eat.

They didn't rush me out by any means, but I knew we were switching and wanted to do it as soon as I felt I could so I could relax.

jess1984 · July 2011

Technically 3 for me... antepardum for the cervadiil (24 hours), l and d for the v birth and post pardum for after birth.

Lovee+2 · August 2011

I had a c-section and I had recovery and my entire stay in the same room.

yaeger16 · August 2011

Same room the whole time. I had him in a relatively small hospital and I loved it there. It was a newer part of the hospital and the rooms were super nice.

violaplayer · August 2011

Scheduled C Section here.

Came in that morning, went to a prep room to get ready for surgery. Went to the OR. I was told I went to a recovery unit (I don't remember it) and then to my room until we left. The babies pretty much stayed with me except for a brief stop in the NICU for warmth issues.

Firedancer1013 · August 2011

The l&d room was on a different floor from the postpartum room and also about four times the size. Although, they were both private and the pp room actually had a bed for my h. Next time though I may ask to stay in the family room with the queen bed so I can still sleep next to my h while we are there.

Natalie_may · August 2011

I was in antepartum in hospital number 1 for two weeks, then antepartum in hospital number 2 for a week, then in a regular L&D room for about half an hour, then OR, then recovery then mother baby for three days. I hated mother baby because there was no way of distinguishing my room from other mother baby rooms so nurses kept coming in asking if I had my baby with me. (They were in the NICU)

PartiallySunny · August 2011

Same room. It was a labor/delivery/recovery suite.

Didn't have a c-section.

hopedbell87 · August 2011

I h ad a c- section and recovered in my room. They didn't have any place special to send me afterwards.

SapphireKat18 · August 2011

I was moved to another room a few hours after DS was born. My second room was bigger and in a quieter hallway.

RosieBcheeks98 · August 2011

I had a V-birth and I was in the same room the whole time.

bumpuser260585 · August 2011

I was in 3 rooms. When I first checked in, they had me go to a room to check my cervix. I was there for about an hour, then they admitted me & moved me to a birthing room. I was there for 13 hours until I had J. Then they moved me to a recovery room where we spent the next 2 days.

RHitch · August 2011

Yes. At the hospital where I delivered, everything is done in the same room. The baby never leaves out of the mother's sight unless she asks the nurses to take him/her to the nursery.

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