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3 Months Pregnant

My question is regarding women who have already had their baby while being sleeved. I was talking with a non-sleeved friend about her delivery. She had told me she didn't have food for over 24 hours. Personally I get sick if I go too long without food. So for moms who recently gave birth how was it during labor with not being able to eat ? What did you do?

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Unless there are special circumstances you should be able to eat. I ate up until a couple hours before I had my son, and ate within an hour of having him. I did a labor and delivery rotation last July and the only ones I remember being restricted from food were those with planned c-sections. I honestly don't really remember being very hungry during active labor with my son, but I was starving following delivery. I did vomit the first time I ate after I had him, but I got cleaned up and went back for more and was fine.... ha ha.

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