#1 I think there were books I made a note of specifically for the vbac/scheduled c-section research but I can't remember exactly what they were now. Oops. I do remember (or at least, I remember now that I have gone back and re-read the comment) that a friend of ms_jacket (etoilech) recommended Birth Crisis, by Sheila Kitzinger. It's more for people recovering from a traumatic birth, I think. I no longer feel that particularly traumatized about it like I did then but I thought I might want to read it when I am closer to having a second birth.
#2 Ha! I like hearing that there are women out there who were late normal-returners too. I just hope I DO eventually return to normal, because normal for me has never been that particularly normal. Anyway. The books say it's common to take this long but everyone seems to be much shorter. Evelyn barely eats real food, though, so I expect that's one reason it hasn't happened for me. Although winning a prize for something that I have to do absolutely nothing for is pretty hot. ;)
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Date: 2008-07-25 02:49 pm (UTC)#2 Ha! I like hearing that there are women out there who were late normal-returners too. I just hope I DO eventually return to normal, because normal for me has never been that particularly normal. Anyway. The books say it's common to take this long but everyone seems to be much shorter. Evelyn barely eats real food, though, so I expect that's one reason it hasn't happened for me. Although winning a prize for something that I have to do absolutely nothing for is pretty hot. ;)