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Child Birth Communication Skills
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Communication Skills II
Tracy Clark
May 17, 2013
Professor Kinney

Giving birth to my 2nd child was something I thought I would be prepared for especially after having a C-section with my 1st born, I wanted to go natural the second time around. I became nervous thinking about the pain I was about to endure. I never experienced labor pains with my 1st child. At this point, I had doubts about the pain I was about to endure with natural child birth. It was time to delivery and I thought I would be prepared, but the labor pains turned out to be unbearable.
I remember sitting in the hospital bed with my 1st born craving for a chocolate éclair ice cream. I had many visitors that day and asked one of them to go to the vending
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