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Human: I’m thinking about becoming a new mom soon, and I’ve heard horror stories about going into labor and childbirth. I don’t feel like I have an accurate picture of what the typical experience is like since most of what I hear about is either very positive or very negative.
Could you describe what a typical birth experience is like for new mothers? What should I expect, both physically and emotionally?
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