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RE: Five Years Slipped Through the Fingers
I had only the one back labor, fortunately. My sister and Mom did not, so I think mine had a lot to do with bad posture. I spent a lot of time slouching into the back of my couch the second half of my pregnancy. My son never flipped, he was born posterior. My daughter was born in the caul, and way easier. In regard to it being a family thing, I do have the rounded shoulders of my dad's side, and possibly you and Aunt Linda do too, which makes slouching easy, and the Domino effect.
The pain does fade from memory - hormones might have something to do with that. Those jerks ;)
You are probably correct and it is just a coincidence that happened to all of us. I do not know if I have those shoulders. You will have to let me know when we meet again in Florida someday. My mom did not have a posterior birth either. In the caul is in the amniotic sac right? I never had that either. My water broke early on in all my labors. I have heard it is easier labor when it does not break but I have never had the experience.
The hormone jerks, spot on!