Did your Significant other passing out during labor

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No he was in the army so not much bothers him. he did get quite upset seeing me in pain though which I thought was sweet

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I really thought my husband was going to but he prepared himself weeks before my daughter was gonna come out. He watch videos of people giving birth. So when it came to me giving birth. He kept watching and helping the nurse

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I thought mine would but he actually stood at my side supporting one of my legs and watching THE WHOLE THING. I worried our sex life would never be the same 😆 and kept telling him not too look. He said it was the coolest, most miraculous thing he'd ever watched but it was hard for him to see me in so much pain.

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No. He did really good. Better than I thought he would. He just held my hand and said encouraging things.

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Nope. He just held my hand and quietly rubbed my back.

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No but his eyes were HUGE! I mean I was worried they were gonna pop outta his head. My mom and the nurses kept asking him if he was okay. He'd softly say, "yeah." Lol The afterbirth probably wrecked him for a while. I'm surprised he wanted to have sex again. Lol

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My baby isn't born yet, but I know someone whose husband passed out when they put the epidural in-- he hit his head when he fell & had to be taken to be stitched up, & he missed the whole birth!! 😳

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Nope! He caught the baby!

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Our first baby my husband went to get lunch around 12:30 came back up at 12:45 as baby was born at 12:47 he almost passed out and threw up bc he just ate and watched the birth lol baby #2 he didn't eat until baby was born and stayed up by me lol baby #3 he will probably do the same lol he got so pale

Did your Significant other passing out during labor

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