Congratulations! Lovely ending to the story

One thing I should've mentioned is that if you are having to push a prolapse back in, first of course clean it properly and then, if it's larger than a large grapefruit, sprinkle sugar all over it and wait. The sugar makes it reduce in size - it's like magic. I've seen ones that are over a foot long shrink down to large grapefruit size - makes it much easier to replace. Some people think that the sugary environment helps reduce infection too - it certainly doesn't seem to do any harm. Our pre-lambing kit includes plain white sugar

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When pushing the prolapse back in, expect the ewe to wee as soon as you clear the bladder entrance! It will, of course, go up your arm

. (I maybe shouldn't tell you, but there've been times when I've been replacing prolapses in bitter winds and glad of that warmth!)
As you've found, a ewe will lamb through a spoon no problem. And we haven't had problems with infection provided the ewe is attended to promptly and everything is made and kept spotlessly clean.