Advantages of using pain medication during childbirth
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D'Lynda Kaplan explains why she chose to use pain management medication for her four deliveries.
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Why did I choose to have pain medication when I delivered my kids?
I think if the doctor asks you if you want pain medication or you don't, you should always opt to have pain medication. Maybe someone has a high tolerance for pain. I don't really know why someone chooses to go through that. I experienced a little bit of the pain, I did not enjoy it. I opted for it.
I don't see the difference, in the end, when you see the babies in the nursery. It's not like half of them are sleeping and the other half are up crawling around. They all look exactly the same. They do the same. As far as I know, they don't reach their milestones any earlier.
I don't think that their mommy had an epidural or not. I found it much more enjoyable to have an epidural.
D'Lynda Kaplan explains why she chose to use pain management medication for her four deliveries.
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D'Lynda Kaplan
Say-It-Like-It-Is Mom
D’Lynda Kaplan is originally from Texas and has been living in Los Angeles for 15 years. Prior to motherhood, she worked for over a decade at Universal Music Group. She is the mother to four children all under 10 years of age - which means she has a very busy household. In fact, when it comes to hobbies, she only has time to do two things other than parenting: eat and exercise!
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