Some things can never be forgotten. The Lamaze breathing techniques that I learned more than 30 years ago came out of retirement today as I led my daughter-in-law through series after series of patterned-breathing. While my son applied pressure to his wife’s back, I held up my fingers and breathed randomly-chosen breathing sequences with her. It has been a long night and day and still no baby yet. Because I am still at the hospital awaiting the birth of my first grandchild, there will be no regular Friday’s Fresh Five! today.
Friday’s Fresh Five! (8/29/14)
August 29, 2014 by Linnell
Posted in About me, Kids, Parenting | Tagged blog, first grandchild, Lamaze, things you never forget | 4 Comments
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Praying it all goes well.
Thank you so much. Your prayers were appreciated.
How nice that your daughter-in-law wants you in the room. I don’t think my two daughter-in laws would ever invite me in. Good luck and congratulations
Ellise – It wasn’t planned that I be in the birthing room with Kevin and Natalie. With Kevin behind her applying back pressure, she needed help focusing on her breathing. She asked me to stay and I was glad that I remembered my Lamaze breathing techniques and that I could be of help.