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Press 1 if you want to know how many more days of bleeding are exactly left.
Press 2 if it is convenient to squirt, so please do.
Press 3 to shut off the squirting for a while.
Press 4 to not feel any discomfort in the squirting.
Press 5 to squirt such that you ruin your clothes, your blessed sleep, and wake up the baby for a feed right at the same time.

I pressed option 5 at 3 o'clock today morning.

I had to use a little pill to kill off the bleeding for a while. I have not forgotten what had happened last time with the will-not-stop-bleeding.

And I wish all those above options were available.

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  1. What a wonderful time in your life. It may seem like the days are never going to change, but before you know it they will. Life just sort of becomes a very regular thing and you wonder how it was before. Enjoy each wonderful, crazy, spectacular, intense, scary, exciting, amazing moment.

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  2. These early days are so tumultuous. I remember thoughts similar to these.

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  3. Oh, dear, I hope it gets better soon. That can't be fun...
    Otherwise everything fine?

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  4. hmmm. that sounds like it is too much bleeding if a normal pad is not handling it. I'd encourage you to talk to the doctor as soon as possible. Don't wait.

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  5. i hope it stops soon. good luck.

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  6. Oh dear, can I empathize!!! I bled solidly for 2 months after the twins. I think it was 6 weeks after my singleton.

    Here's hoping it goes away soon!

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  7. When they told me at the hospital that I shouldn't worry unless I passed a clot the size of my fist, I was like WHAT? No way that will happen! And then I did that about a week later and promptly freaked out. Well, in my mind. I actually just called the doctor, and they were pretty nonchalant about it all. Uuuuuunpleasant! Hope that nonsense stops soon.

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  8. That stinks. I agree with the previous commenter to make sure that your bleeding is within normal limits. And if it is and is just annoying, buy some Depends (it's the disposable underwear that people with incontinence use here in the US, and it probably has a different brand name by you). I wore it for several weeks after Tzipora was born and didn't have to worry about my bleeding at all. Kisses to you and the babeleh!

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  9. I will pray that you body returns to normal function like NOW and that baby will start to sleep better so that you can function like a somewhat normal person :) The newborn stage while very fast is also VERY hard, esp. if you need sleep!! Still can't wait to see a picture of this beautiful young lady!!!!

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