how far do you have to go on the big day?

I'm not sure the distance, but at 4am it took a little under 30
minutes, last time! It's the closest hospital, anyhow, but also
happens to be the most progressive one in the area. I'm just hoping I
don't hit morning rush hour - it could take up to an hour!

Irene

Ericka Kammerer wrote in message ...
wrote:

I have to go 20 miles away from home to have my baby...

last time is was the same.


All three times I've gone precisely 0.0 miles--the
midwives came to me ;-) Very convenient.

Me too! My midwife, who lived less than 5 minutes from me, had to go
to the office first (20 minutes in the wrong direction) to pick up my
file and the antibiotic for my IV. She had plenty of time - my water
had just broken, and usually there's time when that happens. :-)

However, if I had had to transfer, it would have taken 30-40 minutes
to get there during rush hour, probably 20 otherwise.

Cathy Weeks
Mommy to Kivi Alexis 12/01

wrote:

I just looked it up on mapquest.com out of curiosity. Mine's a planned
c-section so no rush but I have to go all of 5.9 miles

Sophie, there's just one more chance for you to have that surprise homebirth
here. ;-) ;-) ;-) Come on, you can do it! It'd be the m.k.p. event to rival
Candy's!

--Helen

I don't know in miles, but only about 10 mins, and that's driving pretty
slowly. Since we're planning an induction for 38 weeks I don't imagine it to
be an issue, or rather I hope it's not.

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I have to go 20 miles away from home to have my baby... last time is was
the same.