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    If you have had a cesarean birth, you may have ice chips and clear liquids initially and then will advance to a normal diet as tolerated. Patients who have experienced a vaginal birth may begin their normal diet as soon as they desire. Your labor partner is welcome to purchase a tray in the cafeteria and bring that meal and join you.

    Visit the Amenities page for information about our Cafeteria.  

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