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		<title>Two’s: Don’t be embarrassed to say it’s not happening</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Okay. Nobody likes talking about bodily fluids let alone these ones. But I have to fill you in on something that didn’t really register with me until one, obviously learned nurse asked me “When did you last do a number 2?” While every nurse that walked through my room asked me when was the last [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Okay. Nobody likes talking about bodily fluids let alone these ones. But I have to fill you in on something that didn’t really register with me until one, obviously learned nurse asked me “<em>When did you last do a number 2?</em>” While every nurse that walked through my room asked me when was the last time I fed the babies or when <em>they</em> last did a #2 (they even had a chart I had to fill out on those). I hadn’t really given myself a second thought. &#8220;<em>Since I checked in&#8230;hmmmm. Six days.&#8221;</em> As the words left my lips I realised that was bad. She dropped her chin and looked at me with wide eyes. &#8220;<em>Six days?! Okay I’m going to give you this liquid to drink and we’ll see how you get on.&#8221;</em> And do you think I drank it? Well she came back a few hours later and it was still sitting on the shelf. I was so preoccupied with changing and feeding the girls and talking to visitors that it had slipped my mind. And now I was going to pay for it. She said okay. It’s not going to work for you sitting on that shelf there! I’m going to pop a capsule into your bottom and you’ll need to keep it there for about six minutes to make sure it’ll do a proper job. Um. Okay. What’s my second option? I’ll drink the mix, see?! She looked at me with compassionate but very insistent eyes so I lay down on the bed. Eeewk. It took 1 1/2 minutes for me to start pacing all around the hospital room until I couldn’t bear it. I poked my head out the door (pardon the pun) to the reception desk and said &#8220;<em>I don’t think I can wait 6 minutes! Will it work anyhow?</em>&#8221; She said &#8220;<em>Well, if it doesn’t then you’ll have to get another one</em>&#8220;. Eeeek!! So I persisted for another minute until I couldn’t take it anymore. Basically it informs your rectum to forget about it’s job of holding shut and everything “takes a chill pill” and totally relaxes. Relief! It was the blackest poo I’ve ever seen. Obviously it’s not healthy (or helpful) for waste to stay in your system that long.</p>
<p>When you’ve had a cesarean it’s hard to distinguish operation pains from the ‘regular’ ones so if you’ve had a c-section, keep this little story in mind and chat with a nurse if you haven’t been 2’s within a couple of days of birth&#8230;..and drink the little cup of liquid when she tells you!</p>
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