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12 Mar 2024

Decreasing the fear of dying during childbirth

Do you panic when you think of all the women who have lost their lives during childbirth? Don't worry, the fear of dying during childbirth is perfectly normal. Here's some information that will help you to play it down.

  • The days when childbirth was the leading cause of death for women are long gone.
  • Medicine has made enormous progress in limiting the risks during childbirth.
  • The examinations and follow-ups carried out during your pregnancy serve to check your health.
  • In case of problems on the big day, you will be surrounded by a team of professionals ready to act.
  • Be optimistic and relax!
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Cheyanne Fortney
12 Feb 2024

Is it normal for me to fear death from birth? Im just so scared im going to bleed out because of me being so tiny and then I have people saying because im 19 i have a higher chance of dying from birth. Im just so scared…

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Alba
Same girl I have so much anxiety about it all but it’s normal just try to think positively listen to positive birth stories and just pray for the best mama ik it’s hard not to think about the what ifs but god has everything planned out and layed out for us!🖤 give it all to him leave it in his hands I don’t except blood due to my religion so it terrifies me even more but if u do than you’ll be okay if u do end up loosing a lot of blood the doctors got you and your baby they’re prepared for all the situations god forbid something does happen they are there!
12 Feb 2024

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Amanda Jackson
You gone be good who ever said that just scares you because my first at 18 and I weighed 90 pounds
12 Feb 2024

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De
7 Dec 2023

getting induced and so scared of dying.. did anyone feel this way? i’ve been crying whole time i’ve been here at hospital.

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Tiara
You will have a safe delivery 🤞🏾🩷
7 Dec 2023

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Mickey
Your delivery will be okay!! Prayers
7 Dec 2023

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Jenn
31 Jul 2023

6 more days til induction, can't sleep, can't eat, I feel lightheaded from panick, paralyzed with fear of pain/possibly dying. I don't know what to do with myself, I'm spiraling 🤢😰☠️

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Maria
You’re going to do amazing momma, try to relax. I know easier said than done but you’ll be in great hands.. your baby will be here in no time and it truly is the greatest feeling in this world. I was terrified and the moment I saw my little girl, there was nothing in this world I wouldn’t have done for her. You’ll feel the same. Goodluck xo 🥰🤍🤍
31 Jul 2023

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Jenn
Omg I am still up and this made me burst into tears... thank you, this is what I keep hearing, but it's almost impossible to imagine, it's too crazy!
31 Jul 2023

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Kirsten
27 Feb 2023

Does anyone else have a fear of dying during labor or after labor when you are at home? I’ve seen several TikTok’s and heard of tons of woman dying after they were sent home from the hospital due to postpartum preeclampsia. I am terrified.

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Kyra
I've had preeclampsia AFTER baby was born not while I was pregnant but it is a scary situation but honestly now I know the symptoms to look out for I'm more prepared. You can buy an at home blood pressure kit and watch for swelling and blurred vision honestly blood pressure was my main symptom. You'll be fine love relax
27 Feb 2023

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Kirsten
Thank you! I am taking baby aspirin everyday to keep my blood pressure down. My ob recommended me to do that. She might want me to take it after babies born too but I’m not sure yet. I’m glad you were okay tho! I know they don’t know what causes it and it can be very dangerous
27 Feb 2023

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Brittany
25 Feb 2023

My husband complains & acts like he is dying if he doesn’t get 12 hours of sleep every night. I fear for when baby comes. I know I’ll be doing everything but he will still complain even if I’m the one with no sleep while he sleeps.

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Victoria
Oh, if he’s not one to get angry when you bring up a topic that’s serious that you really are worried about id bring it to his attention. Like hey, I know you need your sleep, and I know you’ll be a good dad (so he doesn’t feel attacked about being a dad) but we may not always get plenty of sleep we want to get and we may lose a lot some days to take care of the baby. I’d start it off very simple and see how he reacts.
25 Feb 2023

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