12 Oct 2017 | 3 min Read
Nancy Singh
Author | 13 Articles
I delivered my baby girl (on 1st Sep which is my husband’s birthday as well ) and trust me it’s the best feeling in the world. I was in pain for 13 hours (that too intense) but my baby passed meconium (poop) in the womb and I had to deliver via C-section.
I am writing this for all the beautiful ladies out here. This is my story of 9 months of active pregnancy; walking, squatting and exercising. My husband is in the Indian Air Force and he follows a strict routine and even I accompany him.
We have had social obligations; gatherings, where I have danced until the 7th month (of course with precautions).
I was told that I will deliver a boy as my tummy was low-lying, small, you’re not glowing, blah blah. As it’s a love marriage, it was 9 months of sheer torture from in-laws side.Restrictions,myths, presumptions etc.
Now, you must be thinking why I am telling you all this? It’s just because despite all odds, I made sure I enjoyed my pregnancy.
Throughout the 9 months, I hardly gained weight; my belly wasn’t big at all. I delivered a baby girl despite hundreds and I am not exaggerating here, hundreds of people telling me I will deliver a boy.
I delivered through C-section which doesn’t make me a lesser Mom. Because Motherhood is all about feeling.
So all you expecting moms out there…
We are all blessed to bring another life on this earth.
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