The first births. In the night, the blockage receded, called an ambul...

The first births. In the night, the blockage receded, called an ambulance, there were no contractions, they arrived and looked, they laid her in the delivery room, there was silence for a day. They transferred to the ward at 10 am, in the evening at 5 pm they started to go off water, no rupture, they said we wait for contractions. And only at 9 am the next day did they start contractions, the opening was 4 cm, they transferred to the delivery room, I called my husband) The nurse walked periodically, advised me to sit in the toilet, the contractions weren't so strong, she says don't cry loudly, it means it will be long. (When