1/5 Kiran 1 year ago on Google
I
had
my
baby
here
8
years
ago.
Small,
dirty
rooms.
Saw
a
discarded
syringe
in
my
hospital
room
on
the
floor.
I
had
an
emergency
c-section.
Before
my
baby
was
born,
the
nurse
had
asked
me
was
I
planning
on
breastfeeding
or
bottle.
I
immediately
said
breastfeed
as
this
was
what
I
always
wanted.
After
my
c-section,
the
nurses
took
my
baby
for
hours
and
didn't
return
him
for
the
longest
time
until
I
asked.
Therefore
I
got
no
skin
to
skin
time
with
my
baby.
They
ended
up
bottle
feeding
him
in
the
other
room
during
those
hours
that
he
was
taken
away.
They
told
me
I
needed
to
rest
and
recover
but
I
was
awake
and
wanted
my
baby
the
whole
time.
When
baby
was
brought
to
me,
he
wouldn't
latch
because
he
had
already
been
given
the
bottle.
I
was
in
the
hospital
for
about
3-4
days.
Day
1
is
when
I
asked
for
a
lactation
consultant
because
baby
wasn't
latching
and
I
was
a
first
time
mom,
had
no
idea
what
to
do.
They
sent
the
lactation
consultant
to
my
room
days
later
about
an
hour
before
I
was
being
discharged
from
the
hospital.
Before
leaving,
they
said
to
wait
because
they
would
send
someone
with
a
wheelchair
to
take
me
downstairs
to
the
lobby.
I
waited
for
over
an
hour
and
kept
going
out
into
the
hall
and
asking
random
nurses
and
the
lady
at
the
desk,
"When
is
my
wheelchair
coming?
Today
I
am
going
home"
Nobody
would
give
me
any
answer.
I
ended
up
taking
my
baby
and
slowly
going
downstairs
myself,
without
a
wheel
chair.
Nobody
stopped
to
assist
me.
Nobody
asked
where
I
was
going
as
I
waddled
slowly
down
the
halls
with
one
hand
holding
the
heavy
carseat
(with
my
baby
strapped
in)
and
the
other
hand
on
my
stomach.
Each
step
I
took
was
painful
because
my
wounds
from
my
stomach
being
cut
open
were
still
fresh!
I
walked
out
of
the
hospital.
Never
got
a
wheelchair,
no
assistance,
just
alone,
me
and
my
baby.
Mind
you,
I
just
had
a
major
operation
(c-section
mama)
and
they
couldn't
even
assist
me
with
a
wheel
chair!
Very
bad
experience
indeed.
I'll
never
forget
it.
The
only
great
thing
to
come
out
of
this
experience
was
my
precious
baby
boy!
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