Induced labour. Positive experience

I had induction at 39+2 weeks due to reccurent reduced movements.
As it was my 3rd baby and my cervix was ready my induction started with breaking my waters. 3 h after I had nice and regular contractions, but unfortunately that wasn't enough,so MW decided to put me on drip. After 30min it's started to work. As I was prepared for pain and knew what I need do it wasn't that bad.  Within 2h my contractions was 2min long with 1min break...easier to say i didn't feel like there was any break. I was drinking lots of water during pregnancy and in labour I managed to have 3l in 2 h,but still was dehydrated due to hard labour,so they put me on rehydration drip too....at some point deep inside me I understood that my body is way to tired to do something and I need some help and small break from pain....worth to mention I am person who manage pain really well,my first two labour and delivery I had with no painkillers at all and hardly felt any contractions...
So back to story, as person who didn't want to use any drug painkillers,but had an opened mind in case I will need them, I gave up and asked for medical help. Gas and air made me sick,so after another couple of contractions I asked for pethidine. That worked super fast and I had much needed break and have a chance to restore my powers. And that's what my body needed..40min after  it took me3 pushes for my beautiful boy to be born.. no stiches and easiest push parti ever had. Skin-to-skin contact from very first second, baby had his first free within first 20min. He found what he was looking for without me forcing it. Delayed cord clamping for almost and hour so all placenta blood was back to baby. Apgar score 9/10. Withing 2h I was in shower,made my hair and makeup and looked like human again. 8h later I been out of hospital,as I never gave a birth. from water breaking till baby was here 9.5h... next day I was enjoying my middle son's birthday party.

I am alternative therapy specialist and going natural way everywhere where is possible,but sometimes I can understand that my body needs help from traditional medicine.
As doula myself I could plan my perfect labour even if it's all gone different way than original plan...

I really and truly enjoyed this labour and delivery experience...yes it wasn't my perfect plan,but keeping an opened mind helped me to accept what's happening and change my idea about perfect labour...in the end all that matters that my boy is here with me and he is healthy....
Pethidine didn't affect my ability to understand situations, didn't affect baby or breastfeeding...all it's done gave me much needed rest and new lot of powers to give a birth to my boy...