Trial is supposed to be done on February 25th................2015.
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​Unless there's some long hours and late days, don't see it happening.
Trial is supposed to be done on February 25th................2015.
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​Unless there's some long hours and late days, don't see it happening.
The Grandson Saga...
My daughter was supposed to be induced this morning (induction into the motherhood brigade?), they called her at 6:00 a.m. to say the maternity beds were all full and would call back when there was an opening. So far, no word. Will update as developments unfold...
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How many witnesses do they plan to call? :floorlaugh: This defense team likes to spend 2-5 days per witness. And I would not be at all surprised to see Nurms devise another lengthy motion/delay. Wait for it... :floorlaugh:
I think it's Dr. F and 2 computer "experts"?
A lot of "blah, blah, blah", nothing significant told in epic, sleep inducing tones with Larry picking his nose, chicken wing flapping, or Wilmont screeching, and CMJA doodling or posing for her "close up". Mustn't forget the constant "Twitter Patrol" by the DT during court proceedings.
I don't think I've ever seen a trial where there are so many parodies, spoofs, "the defendant/defense you love to hate" circulating around the web. Maybe it's the entire "disbelief factor", IDK. Be interesting to see how this case stacks up to other cases, all things considered.
Absolutely beautiful quilt! How long did that take you? I wish I had learned how to do things like that. I am not gifted in anything. Nada... Your daughters belly doesn't look that big to me. Is this her first? With my first child, I didn't even need maternity clothes until almost 7 months. With my second pregnancy, I was already pooching out before I even knew I was pregnant...turns out it was twins. With me being so short, I was as wide as I was tall when I had them... waddle waddle..... :giggle: Caution WIDE LOAD beep beep beep
How "overdue" is she?:scared:
They were called about an hour and a half ago, they're at the hospital and getting the inducing underway.
I've never known anyone who was induced, does it have any effect on the length of the labor or just gets things started and labor proceeds as it would have it normally come about?
I was induced with Pitocin. It speeds up the contractions. They were so painful I had to beg them to turn down the level of the drug. The OB still had to break my water, then my DD decided to come out shortly after that.They were called about an hour and a half ago, they're at the hospital and getting the inducing underway.
I've never known anyone who was induced, does it have any effect on the length of the labor or just gets things started and labor proceeds as it would have it normally come about?
I was induced twice because both my kids were late. It gets the labor processing going. In each induction, my labor was hard but the baby was born within 6 hours.
Congrats and please keep us updated. Hope the labor and delivery is not too hard on the mother.
I was induced with Pitocin. It speeds up the contractions. They were so painful I had to beg them to turn down the level of the drug. The OB still had to break my water, then my DD decided to come out shortly after that.
I don't know when the Pitocin stopped. They gave me a Spinal Epidural and after that, I didn't feel anything down there. They had to tell me to keep pushing. Pushed so hard I broke some tiny blood vessels in my nose, that still haven't healed, LOL!Thanks for the info Kensie and Linas, they administered the pitocin a bit ago (she didn't give a time, probably half an hour or so ago) no contractions yet but probably when they come it sounds like they'll hit pretty hard. I didn't realize they continuously gave the drug once labor began, I thought it just started it and then it progressed naturally. I only had a few contractions as they wheeled me into the surgery room but it felt like my hips were being pulled right off me.
I don't know when the Pitocin stopped. They gave me a Spinal Epidural and after that, I didn't feel anything down there. They had to tell me to keep pushing. Pushed so hard I broke some tiny blood vessels in my nose, that still haven't healed, LOL!
Thanks for the info Kensie and Linas, they administered the pitocin a bit ago (she didn't give a time, probably half an hour or so ago) no contractions yet but probably when they come it sounds like they'll hit pretty hard. I didn't realize they continuously gave the drug once labor began, I thought it just started it and then it progressed naturally. I only had a few contractions as they wheeled me into the surgery room but it felt like my hips were being pulled right off me.
I'm a labor and delivery nurse. Typically they have ot keep the pit going until at least the water is broken and maybe the whole time. If you stop it, it's not unusual for the labor to stop.