Don’t say if you would rather not but curious as to the,probably many different towns/countries,we were born in. For me it was Sidcup ( then in a Kent, maybe London now ?). My children are Aussies as are all the rest, grandchildren and gt grandchildren.
Pre-NHS so in a nursing home on Mutley Plain in Plymouth.
I’ve still got the bill. Middle of winter so bill included laying and lighting a fire in my room😊.
Midwife called Sister McAndrew Campbell.
Can’t remember doctors name
I worked on Mutley Plain and lived in lodgings there too!
But that was after you were born as I don't remember a nursing home there although the Eye Hospital was. My first DC was born at Freedom Fields Hospital.
Llfl mentioned Reading which is near where I live now. My three children were born there plus all six of my grandchildren and my daughter in law and her brothers and sisters as well as her nephews and nieces and sister in law making about 25 in all for Reading . Me? I was born in Woking.
Pre-NHS so in a nursing home on Mutley Plain in Plymouth.
I’ve still got the bill. Middle of winter so bill included laying and lighting a fire in my room😊.
Midwife called Sister McAndrew Campbell.
Can’t remember doctors name
I worked on Mutley Plain and lived in lodgings there too!
But that was after you were born as I don't remember a nursing home there although the Eye Hospital was. My first DC was born at Freedom Fields Hospital.
It probably closed after the start of the NHS. I must get the bill out to see how much it was😊
I was born in Perivale, Middlesex, although we were actually living in Acton.
My daughter was supposed to go to Wexham Park in Slough to have her first baby because her oxygen levels were low. However she didn't mention the oxygen and gave birth at Heatherwood Hospital in Ascot, because she thought Ascot would look better than Slough on the birth certificate!
Pre-NHS so in a nursing home on Mutley Plain in Plymouth.
I’ve still got the bill. Middle of winter so bill included laying and lighting a fire in my room😊.
Midwife called Sister McAndrew Campbell.
Can’t remember doctors name
I left home at 15 and Ended up in a bed sit on Mutley plain and I worked in the Lyons coffee/ tea house I remember the landlady had to ring my aunt May (The only one in our family who had a phone) To make sure that it was okay that I was living in a bedsit in Mutley plain..