You are just a ray of sunshine in this hard nursing school journey!! Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge and for sharing a piece of your personal life too!! I have had 7 csection deliveries, the first was emergency and the rest were planned! You are amazing and keep up the good work!! You are helping this busy mom of 7 navigate nursing school with ease!!
Just curious as to what type of anesthetic they typically provide when performing colon surgery?I'm still in the process of scheduling my laparoscopic right hemicolectomy procedure and am wondering how the anesthetic will be administered?
I had two scheduled c sections and both experiences were very pleasant. The doctors and nurses were very nice and tried to make me feel calm and relaxed when I came into the OR. I saw my babies immediately after they were born and then they were taken away but my husband was with them all the time. So I felt like they were in save hands while I was stitched up. I was in pain for about 1,5 weeks. However the first two days were tough then it was gradually better. Overall I look back on the births of my children very fondly.
Thanks for the info! I’m having my first baby this July with a scheduled C-Section due to having had a Myomectomy last Summer (they removed a 10 cm fibroid). I’m not so scared having the C-Section thanks to this information you shared. 🙏🏽
You are so beautiful! I am pregnant with my second baby and I had a long and painful first delivery(it was vaginally) which caused trauma so now my doctor is offering c section for this baby… this helped me not to be nervous about c section. Thank you 😊
Thank you for this, I used to swear I’d always want an elected c section as vaginal birth scared me, but when I fell pregnant I changed my mind completely and decided to go for a vaginal birth. I had an epidural at 7cm and needed forceps and an episiotomy, and I was worried about recovery but my recovery was actually SO smooth. I was up and walking around the same day, and felt basically back to normal after 2 weeks. I’d definitely want a vaginal birth again next time around!! The recovery for a c section sounds tough. I think a lot of people think c section is the easy way out but I totally disagree, the recovery for a c section sounds really rough as it’s MAJOR surgery!!
I have a similar story to yours. My first was a vaginal delivery, epidural, 3rd degree tearing. My second was a c-section due to baby being breech. I actually preferred my c-section as well. My recovery was so much more enjoyable AFTER the hospital stay. I would say that the time in the hospital was a little more difficult after my c-section because it was painful and difficult to get in and out of the bed (and my husband was not there at night like he was with my first). BUT, my physical recovery was much quicker with my c-section. I just felt better. It seemed like I healed quicker and had the desire and ability to get back to normal life more quickly as well. I am now pregnant with my third (after 6 years) and am really praying over and discussing with my hubby whether or not to opt for another c-section. (That is, IF my doctor gives me the option.). Thank you for sharing your story. :)
I had a traumatizing birthing experience. Labored for 27 hours and dilated to 3 cm. Baby was sunny side up with cord wrapped around his neck .I had to get a c-section with my first and only baby. The pain lasted for weeks. I couldn’t take care of myself for weeks.
I'm so glad things turned out okay for u both.❤ Sometimes i wish u would know beforehand whether it it possible to push before the trauma. Edit:I didn't meant ro laugh, but is it me who's hearing "baby was sunny side up" for the first time like breakfast? 😂😂
Thank you so much! I know myself and I know I can't handle pain and people keep making you feel bad and talk about how natural strengthens their immunity. But again I know my body best and I know what I want and what I can handle!
I don’t care about the pain I just want to know how damaged gets the vagina after a vaginal birth anyone? That’s my only reason to choose a C-section I don’t want to have a damaged/other issues with my lady parts but no one talks about it.
So helpful! I'm trying to request a c-section atm and I'm waiting on a decision. I was so worried you were gonna say vb was better but I'm glad your experience with c section, despite the recovery, was positive and it sounds like it will be what I was expecting (provided it goes as planned).
I had an Emergency C Section on the 5th to deliver my baby as labour wasn’t progressing. I was crazy to get the epidural as the contractions were getting painful. Once the epidural was in I wasn’t feeling contractions anymore and labour was almost 48 hours and baby was in distress then I was rushed to the theatre for an EMCS. It wasn’t painful at all as they numb you and I recovered well.
I had a vbac 6 years after an emergency c-section. No Dr would take me because I wanted a vbac and I ended up going with a midwife and a doula (best decision!) I really wanted an unmedicated labor because I really believed having an epidural slowed down my labor the first time. Everything went great, my daughter was born healthy and ready to breastfeed. I hope you get your vbac too! Good luck!
In Australia you get to choose natural or c-section birth plans as it is part of the gov healthcare system. This has been very helpful for me to take in consideration when deciding my birth plan.
Recently my wife began to have problems with her periods. Her doctor has prescribed levonorgestrel. I find this rather strange because there’s no information that I can find on the internet to support the use of this drug for problems related to period issues? My wife and I have both discussed this and she was concerned about it, but it seems to work for her. But this would mean that having children would be out of the question.
My first was born via C-section and then i had 2 unmedicated vbacs. I'd take the natural birth over the C-section any day. The C-section was awful. Feeling all the tugging and pulling during the surgery and I felt like I couldn't breathe. The cold way the doctor and nurses were as if I wasn't even there and they're talking like they're at dinner. Having my arms strapped down felt so odd too. then I only got to see my son for a few seconds before they took him away and I had to spend 2 hours in a recovery room before I could see him. It destroyed the bonding experience I had with him for the first month. It felt like I was still pregnant and they were handing me someone elses baby. I was in so much pain I couldn't sleep or walk. I looked and felt like a zombie for 2 months after. The pain meds made me nauseous and felt high not good when caring for an infant with no help. My natural Births were fast and getting to see and hold my baby right away was so amazing. One day of pain is way better than 2 months of pain.
Can’t imagine how much you had to go through.. btw it was my perception that once you had a C section, you can only do so when delivering your next child..
This helped me so much. Thank you! I’m trying to decide. Have a lot of medical reasoning, but ultimately it’s up to me. You always hear that breast feeding will be less likely if you get a c section and that scared me. Also always hear that you won’t bond with baby as well after c section which also scared me. Great to hear that was not your experience.
When I had my son I had high blood pressure and the doctor said I was having contractions I wasn't feeling anything I wasn't dilating I had some pre acclampsia so they had to do a c section
I had two natural labors. I'm doing a c section this time. I really hope everything goes well. The last two were way painful for me. I don't even wanna risk the epi failing on one side because that back labor hurts.
I've had both .. n I choose CS Everytime lol ..labor is too tiring n the most hurtful birth is the crowing for me at least .5 kids ... I had emergency CS 1st son... We almost died bc I had preeclampsia. N 2nd son n 3 Rd daughter birth... So tiring ...n long .. so bc my Dr never told me the chance of my uterus may open after CS I gave birth. So my 4th n 5th daughter I chose CS ..
31 weeks pregnant with twins. Baby A has been pretty much head down and baby b all over the place but head down. When talking to my Dr about my concern about what was best for delivery, she mentioned that as long as baby A is head down then I can push. If baby b is breech, she can (with her actual hand) reach in and flip baby b. My thing is, what if that doesn’t work… I already have to push in an OR room incase of an emergency then they can proceed with a c section. I told her that I’m ok with just a c section if we have to do all of that. Basically all she said was “at the end of the day we want a healthy mom and babies”. She’s not giving me an option at all. 😔 this is also my first pregnancy and yes twins never came to mind when we planned for a baby and I’m happy about both but I’m terrified of the process.
I am in the same situation - now thinking of just going with planned c-section as it will eliminate any emotional rollercoaster that may come with emergency processes that may cause further distress to the twins
I've had 3 c sections, my first was because I was my daughter was 4 pounds and being induced caused her heart hate to drop I had a medical condition that my placenta was aging faster than she was and she wouldn't gain anymore weight, luckily she never had to go to nicu and left the hospital 2 days after delivery. My 3rd c section was with my son and it was the most awful of them all combined. I shouldn't have left the hospital at day 2 but they didn't relay any information to the doctor. I was in so much pain I couldn't pass gas , I waited 8 hours for the hospital to bring me any pepto . When I got some I couldn't get out of bed but I had the same bed as I had before. It was very strange to me the only difference is I delivered my daughters at a different hospital than my son and I also had my tunes tied with my son. Honestly having my tunes tied at 21 is the worst mistake I've ever done in my life and this year I'll be reversing them. It's been 10 years since my last c section I was thinking about doing a vback but with this video I'll stick with my c sections. Thank you so much.
This baby is a sweet surprise!❤ We weren't trying at all. I was on birth control and we had sex MAYBE a handful of times that month. I was still nursing my 9 month old DS and my DD had just turned 2, we weren't planning on more for a long time. And we had a c-section this time
I’ve only had an unplanned c-section (face presentation baby after 50 hours of labor), but I would never choose a c-section. Even considering a planned c-section, it’s far easier to recover from a natural delivery and far less risky for you and for baby if you don’t have a medical condition that necessitates one. You should look into the risks of adhesions, as well, especially if you want to have future children. My second baby was a VBAC and this one will hopefully be, as well
How your second c-section? Ive had 1 and thinking of requesting another with my second baby. I want to know if the second c-section is the same amount of pain with same scarring or worse?
Did your Perineum hurt or burn when you had to urinate when you got your c section? Because with my daughter I had a vaginal birth. But with my son I’m having to have a c section due to a lot of complications from my fibroids and I just found out I have Cholestasis which is very fatal to baby
C-sections are not good for your body when you are having +1 of these procedures done, and also the healing is a lot longer which makes it much more difficult for a lot of people who don't have much help around. Also, the fact that hospitals earn a lot of money for doing a c-section rather than a V-delivery makes me wonder whether they really care for the patients or their profits.
Lol i am one of the few women on earth who can say that i trained my boyfriend on how to deliver a 👶 on the first day i met him (in my first aid class lol).
I’ve had 3 vaginals. First one with an epidural at the end due to exhaustion and the other two med free. (The third at home with a CNM who had hospital privilege for transfer) The third, I joke , made me decide that if I had a 4th I’d want an elective cesarean because I went from 6cm to him out in under half an hour and it was ... intense. Especially cause my first labor was over 30 hours. But we’re not having more so... My sister had 2 sections and she said her planned was super chill and a lot like yours.
I am a long gestater and with my first went to 42 1/2 weeks. They induced and only let me labor for 12 hours. I got to a 7 but they decided to do a c section. I should have fought it harder but by that stage I was so exhausted I let them. Second was another induction and failed vbac. Third was a scheduled c section because they wouldn't let me labor again. I hated my c sections. I prayed and prayed my body would have just gone into labor naturally but my body just wouldn't respond to the drugs.
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You are just a ray of sunshine in this hard nursing school journey!! Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge and for sharing a piece of your personal life too!! I have had 7 csection deliveries, the first was emergency and the rest were planned! You are amazing and keep up the good work!! You are helping this busy mom of 7 navigate nursing school with ease!!
Just curious as to what type of anesthetic they typically provide when performing colon surgery?I'm still in the process of scheduling my laparoscopic right hemicolectomy procedure and am wondering how the anesthetic will be administered?
I passed nclex with 76 questions bcz of this beauty 😍😍
I had two scheduled c sections and both experiences were very pleasant. The doctors and nurses were very nice and tried to make me feel calm and relaxed when I came into the OR. I saw my babies immediately after they were born and then they were taken away but my husband was with them all the time. So I felt like they were in save hands while I was stitched up.
I was in pain for about 1,5 weeks. However the first two days were tough then it was gradually better. Overall I look back on the births of my children very fondly.
Thank you for sharing your experience..... You know I'm really scared to be pregnant becoz of the labor pain.....
Thanks for the info! I’m having my first baby this July with a scheduled C-Section due to having had a Myomectomy last Summer (they removed a 10 cm fibroid). I’m not so scared having the C-Section thanks to this information you shared. 🙏🏽
Same here I was told yesterday im nervous
You are so beautiful! I am pregnant with my second baby and I had a long and painful first delivery(it was vaginally) which caused trauma so now my doctor is offering c section for this baby… this helped me not to be nervous about c section. Thank you 😊
Good luck
Hello! How was your experience with the c section?
Hi, congratulations, What do you prefer natural birth or cs? Thank you ❤
Thank you for this, I used to swear I’d always want an elected c section as vaginal birth scared me, but when I fell pregnant I changed my mind completely and decided to go for a vaginal birth. I had an epidural at 7cm and needed forceps and an episiotomy, and I was worried about recovery but my recovery was actually SO smooth. I was up and walking around the same day, and felt basically back to normal after 2 weeks. I’d definitely want a vaginal birth again next time around!! The recovery for a c section sounds tough. I think a lot of people think c section is the easy way out but I totally disagree, the recovery for a c section sounds really rough as it’s MAJOR surgery!!
I PASSED MY BOARDS WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS!!!!!!! Thank you!!!
I have a similar story to yours. My first was a vaginal delivery, epidural, 3rd degree tearing. My second was a c-section due to baby being breech. I actually preferred my c-section as well. My recovery was so much more enjoyable AFTER the hospital stay. I would say that the time in the hospital was a little more difficult after my c-section because it was painful and difficult to get in and out of the bed (and my husband was not there at night like he was with my first). BUT, my physical recovery was much quicker with my c-section. I just felt better. It seemed like I healed quicker and had the desire and ability to get back to normal life more quickly as well. I am now pregnant with my third (after 6 years) and am really praying over and discussing with my hubby whether or not to opt for another c-section. (That is, IF my doctor gives me the option.). Thank you for sharing your story. :)
I had a traumatizing birthing experience. Labored for 27 hours and dilated to 3 cm. Baby was sunny side up with cord wrapped around his neck .I had to get a c-section with my first and only baby. The pain lasted for weeks. I couldn’t take care of myself for weeks.
I'm so glad things turned out okay for u both.❤ Sometimes i wish u would know beforehand whether it it possible to push before the trauma.
Edit:I didn't meant ro laugh, but is it me who's hearing "baby was sunny side up" for the first time like breakfast? 😂😂
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Sarah you are god sent. I am doin my licensing exam I am so fustrated and ur videos make it so easy for me. Keep up the great work. Plz dont stop
Thank you so much! I know myself and I know I can't handle pain and people keep making you feel bad and talk about how natural strengthens their immunity. But again I know my body best and I know what I want and what I can handle!
Any update on ur birth? How did it go? What did u end up doing?
I'm preparing for my NCLEX and having self review, I like watching your videos and I', learning a lot from it. Thank you
I had a terrible natural Labour the pain was unbearable. I had no pain relief. I am so traumatised, I want a csection with 2nd baby.
Hello, how was your second birth?
I don’t care about the pain I just want to know how damaged gets the vagina after a vaginal birth anyone? That’s my only reason to choose a C-section I don’t want to have a damaged/other issues with my lady parts but no one talks about it.
Your vedios are blessings for me. I just found out I Passed NCLEX RN today. Thanks a lot for your awesomeness😍 Please keep doing good work😊😊
So helpful! I'm trying to request a c-section atm and I'm waiting on a decision. I was so worried you were gonna say vb was better but I'm glad your experience with c section, despite the recovery, was positive and it sounds like it will be what I was expecting (provided it goes as planned).
I had an Emergency C Section on the 5th to deliver my baby as labour wasn’t progressing. I was crazy to get the epidural as the contractions were getting painful. Once the epidural was in I wasn’t feeling contractions anymore and labour was almost 48 hours and baby was in distress then I was rushed to the theatre for an EMCS. It wasn’t painful at all as they numb you and I recovered well.
I had a c-section. I hope when I have another baby that I can experience a successful vbac.
I had a vbac 6 years after an emergency c-section. No Dr would take me because I wanted a vbac and I ended up going with a midwife and a doula (best decision!) I really wanted an unmedicated labor because I really believed having an epidural slowed down my labor the first time. Everything went great, my daughter was born healthy and ready to breastfeed. I hope you get your vbac too! Good luck!
In Australia you get to choose natural or c-section birth plans as it is part of the gov healthcare system. This has been very helpful for me to take in consideration when deciding my birth plan.
Really? I feel like im about to have to fight tooth and nail for a csection. Theyre trying to convince me not to have one.
@@georgiebailey5195 where do you live?
C section is better than Vaginal delivery , i have c section .But Back pain after spinal thats some time horrible.
Recently my wife began to have problems with her periods.
Her doctor has prescribed levonorgestrel.
I find this rather strange because there’s no information that I can find on the internet to support the use of this drug for problems related to period issues?
My wife and I have both discussed this and she was concerned about it, but it seems to work for her.
But this would mean that having children would be out of the question.
I’m so scared of the vaginal delivery. I don’t think I’d be able to take that pain.
Look into getting a doula
Any update?
My first was born via C-section and then i had 2 unmedicated vbacs. I'd take the natural birth over the C-section any day. The C-section was awful. Feeling all the tugging and pulling during the surgery and I felt like I couldn't breathe. The cold way the doctor and nurses were as if I wasn't even there and they're talking like they're at dinner. Having my arms strapped down felt so odd too. then I only got to see my son for a few seconds before they took him away and I had to spend 2 hours in a recovery room before I could see him. It destroyed the bonding experience I had with him for the first month. It felt like I was still pregnant and they were handing me someone elses baby. I was in so much pain I couldn't sleep or walk. I looked and felt like a zombie for 2 months after. The pain meds made me nauseous and felt high not good when caring for an infant with no help. My natural Births were fast and getting to see and hold my baby right away was so amazing. One day of pain is way better than 2 months of pain.
So sorry for what you went through... may I ask if it was a planned or an emergency c-section?
@@Lilaliba88 how much time after the c-section could you see your baby again?
Sorry about your experience 😔🙏 but thank you for sharing the difference 😊 it's helpful.
Can’t imagine how much you had to go through.. btw it was my perception that once you had a C section, you can only do so when delivering your next child..
This helped me so much. Thank you! I’m trying to decide. Have a lot of medical reasoning, but ultimately it’s up to me. You always hear that breast feeding will be less likely if you get a c section and that scared me. Also always hear that you won’t bond with baby as well after c section which also scared me. Great to hear that was not your experience.
Opted for a vaginal ended up being a c section I breastfed 🤱 and bonded with my baby perfectly fine 🤗
Ur a blessings this video. Got my fear away am headin in for a c section
My mom has placenta previa so she has to stay at the hospital for 2 months before she has her c-section
When I had my son I had high blood pressure and the doctor said I was having contractions I wasn't feeling anything I wasn't dilating I had some pre acclampsia so they had to do a c section
Can u tell us about the c section scar recovery?
What about vaginal stitches ? They are more pain ful and take long time to recover
Thank God for your safety and thank you for valued information
I’ve had 2 C-sections and 2 vaginals- I prefer the vaginal! I was so loopy and in extreme pain with both my C-sections.
Where was the pain coming from
@@kaylab5866 I guess pain feels like cramps because they open the part where your uterus is.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I want to be a L&D nurse
I had two natural labors. I'm doing a c section this time. I really hope everything goes well. The last two were way painful for me. I don't even wanna risk the epi failing on one side because that back labor hurts.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! This video was super helpful!
Thank you for sharing and teaching, you're the best!
I've had both .. n I choose CS Everytime lol ..labor is too tiring n the most hurtful birth is the crowing for me at least .5 kids ... I had emergency CS 1st son... We almost died bc I had preeclampsia. N 2nd son n 3 Rd daughter birth... So tiring ...n long .. so bc my Dr never told me the chance of my uterus may open after CS I gave birth. So my 4th n 5th daughter I chose CS ..
Hi ma'am, may I please ask you is it possible to have vaginal delivery after cs?
3 natural births, last one my heaviest 8lbs 11oz my hardest one. First and second pregnancy easy , last one pushing like 20min
31 weeks pregnant with twins. Baby A has been pretty much head down and baby b all over the place but head down. When talking to my Dr about my concern about what was best for delivery, she mentioned that as long as baby A is head down then I can push. If baby b is breech, she can (with her actual hand) reach in and flip baby b. My thing is, what if that doesn’t work… I already have to push in an OR room incase of an emergency then they can proceed with a c section. I told her that I’m ok with just a c section if we have to do all of that. Basically all she said was “at the end of the day we want a healthy mom and babies”. She’s not giving me an option at all. 😔 this is also my first pregnancy and yes twins never came to mind when we planned for a baby and I’m happy about both but I’m terrified of the process.
Hey, what happened?? I hope everything went smoothly!!
I am in the same situation - now thinking of just going with planned c-section as it will eliminate any emotional rollercoaster that may come with emergency processes that may cause further distress to the twins
Good job Ben Dover for taking nurse Sarah to the ER 👍👍👍
thanks for sharing your experience with us. worth listening
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Yeah I cant feel my legs and hands after watching this 😭
I want to do vaginal birth but I’m scared they might cut me thinking about getting a c section
Thank you for sharing! This is going to help so many women out there!
Thank you , if can prepare video about NCLEX exam
I've had 3 c sections, my first was because I was my daughter was 4 pounds and being induced caused her heart hate to drop I had a medical condition that my placenta was aging faster than she was and she wouldn't gain anymore weight, luckily she never had to go to nicu and left the hospital 2 days after delivery. My 3rd c section was with my son and it was the most awful of them all combined. I shouldn't have left the hospital at day 2 but they didn't relay any information to the doctor. I was in so much pain I couldn't pass gas , I waited 8 hours for the hospital to bring me any pepto . When I got some I couldn't get out of bed but I had the same bed as I had before. It was very strange to me the only difference is I delivered my daughters at a different hospital than my son and I also had my tunes tied with my son. Honestly having my tunes tied at 21 is the worst mistake I've ever done in my life and this year I'll be reversing them. It's been 10 years since my last c section I was thinking about doing a vback but with this video I'll stick with my c sections. Thank you so much.
This baby is a sweet surprise!❤ We weren't trying at all. I was on birth control and we had sex MAYBE a handful of times that month. I was still nursing my 9 month old DS and my DD had just turned 2, we weren't planning on more for a long time. And we had a c-section this time
What can I do! I don't know which is good for me I'm scared 😑
Catch ya early today.. Looking beautiful❤
I’ve only had an unplanned c-section (face presentation baby after 50 hours of labor), but I would never choose a c-section. Even considering a planned c-section, it’s far easier to recover from a natural delivery and far less risky for you and for baby if you don’t have a medical condition that necessitates one. You should look into the risks of adhesions, as well, especially if you want to have future children. My second baby was a VBAC and this one will hopefully be, as well
Super glad and lucky I had two c-secs. 🙏🏼❤️
How your second c-section? Ive had 1 and thinking of requesting another with my second baby. I want to know if the second c-section is the same amount of pain with same scarring or worse?
Did your Perineum hurt or burn when you had to urinate when you got your c section? Because with my daughter I had a vaginal birth. But with my son I’m having to have a c section due to a lot of complications from my fibroids and I just found out I have Cholestasis which is very fatal to baby
I’m 24 and pregnant with my first and scared!! Idk if I should do vaginal or C-section! Help!!
Me to am 24 years old but we got to remeber every women body is different, and it is scary, thts why am here as welk😅🎉
Looking so young and much more beautiful 💞💞
Amaizing education. U blessed
Nice video , a must have knowledge 👍
Thanks about a good lectures you done. But could you please do lectures about psychological? Please
Which child is more healthy? The one born with c section or the natural born?
Neither a vaginal birth or c section impacts the babies health/growth…. A c section baby isn’t more healthy then a vaginal and vice versa..
C-sections are not good for your body when you are having +1 of these procedures done, and also the healing is a lot longer which makes it much more difficult for a lot of people who don't have much help around.
Also, the fact that hospitals earn a lot of money for doing a c-section rather than a V-delivery makes me wonder whether they really care for the patients or their profits.
Do you need to have a medical reason to have a C section? Its not something you can choose to do?
Thanks Sarah!!
Can you do vbqc after myomectmy fibroid surgery?
I ripped both ways with my first and was unknowing given a husband stitch. A c section with my second. Recovery was easier with my first.
9lbs🤯
God bless you
Lol i am one of the few women on earth who can say that i trained my boyfriend on how to deliver a 👶 on the first day i met him (in my first aid class lol).
Catch ya early hi 🙋🏻♀️
If you were on ratemyprofessor
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Thank you so much for sharing.
It helped a lot. Thank you
My friend said that after giving birth naturally, when she sneezes she would have a little pee. My late grandma peed on her pants often.
Nice video
Thank you so much
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Me was born c-section
Soooooooo helpful !!
I hate vaginal birth delivery 🤢🤮🥴
What was ur experience?
I’ve had 3 vaginals. First one with an epidural at the end due to exhaustion and the other two med free. (The third at home with a CNM who had hospital privilege for transfer)
The third, I joke , made me decide that if I had a 4th I’d want an elective cesarean because I went from 6cm to him out in under half an hour and it was ... intense. Especially cause my first labor was over 30 hours.
But we’re not having more so...
My sister had 2 sections and she said her planned was super chill and a lot like yours.
Anytime again C section for me!
I am a long gestater and with my first went to 42 1/2 weeks. They induced and only let me labor for 12 hours. I got to a 7 but they decided to do a c section. I should have fought it harder but by that stage I was so exhausted I let them. Second was another induction and failed vbac. Third was a scheduled c section because they wouldn't let me labor again. I hated my c sections. I prayed and prayed my body would have just gone into labor naturally but my body just wouldn't respond to the drugs.
why did you hate your c section?
@@Bioeliful153 Because they are brutal and limit the amount of children you can have.
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Very lecture
thanks for sharing
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Vaginal delivery is always better than C-section as it is natural.Recovery is also faster.
Go for normal delivery for better life