They say having a baby is like walking through the gates of hell. What was your experience?

That's right! Having a baby is like going to the gate of hell! This sentence is really true. And I, a person who is so afraid of pain, went to the gate of hell three times and watched my three children grow up day by day. I still have a lingering fear in retrospect.

I remember I was inexperienced when I gave birth to my first daughter. She stayed in the hospital for two days before giving birth to her. The process is really unspeakable, because my pain is more sensitive, and when the pain comes, I really scratched the object's hand. Especially in the delivery room, I can't say how embarrassed I am. The whole person is completely humiliated like a madman.

By the time of the second child, because the baby is very big, it is very difficult to have a baby, and it is too painful to give birth, which makes the medical staff say, girl, save some strength to have a baby. Don't finally experience the pain of natural delivery, but also suffer the second pain of caesarean section. As soon as they heard that they were going to get a knife in their stomachs, they chickened out. 7 pounds VI, the daughter of the second child.

Then came the third child. Because of my own reasons, I have been suffering from abdominal pain and low back pain since I was pregnant with him for more than three months. I can't even sleep and stand up in the most painful time. I have to walk slowly with my hands. I have been taking anti-abortion drugs and hanging needle water. I suffered a lot to get pregnant with him.

I finally gave birth at full term. I didn't know until I went to the hospital and entered the delivery room. It happened that I was the midwife who delivered my second child. Then she remembered me and said how to have a baby so soon. Ah ~ at that moment, I felt providence. Therefore, I am afraid that she will laugh at me again in my lifetime, so I have been holding it back until I was born. The result was very unexpected. I didn't shout until I was born, but I was still very energetic, just too painful.