Can You Feel Your Water Break? Posted: 12-13-07 00:01am
Like, aside from feeling water come out,
can you feel it?
I'm all paranoid that it will break when
I'm in the shower or something, and I have
on clue if I'll be able to tell.
How do you know?
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young Girl
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Posted: 12-13-07 00:08am
you'll be able to tell trust me
its usually a gushing
i felt it when they broke mine
it felt like a big sqiushy water baloon
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Katrinadoodle
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Posted: 12-13-07 00:33am
My mom's was just a trickle every time...
same for all my aunts and my grandma. It's
not always a gush, and it seems to run in
my family to just have a little leak.
which is why I'm worried.
Heck, for me my mom didn't even know her
water had broken with me until her doctor
told her.
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mominashoe
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Posted: 12-13-07 03:52am
It's true... if you're in the shower you
may not feel anything at all. If it
weren't for the wet icky sensation that
gets cooler pretty quickly when you're out
and about, you might not realize it broke
either lol.
But you will probably notice the baby
sitting much lower and it will seem
heavier and painful since there's then no
nice squishy padding separating the baby's
head from your skin and pelvis.
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Lilly Ivy
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Posted: 12-13-07 21:05pm
My sisters was broke 3 days before she
went to the doctors. It was hardly a
trickle, more like a discharge, so that's
what she thought it was. But because it
was so slow, it didn't harm the baby in
anyway, so don't worry yourself too much
over it.
