Non emergency c section doubles risk to mother
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Non emergency c section doubles risk to mother
by kay Sun Nov 04, 2007 4:11 pm
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Re: Non emergency c section doubles risk to mother
by Kasia80 Sun Nov 04, 2007 5:54 pm
i always knew non emergency is no good.
its i belive celebreties who sets the bad example,you know,to posh to push.
then when they want to have natural abour with next its to late, cos not many hospitals do VBAC...
And giving birth to my kids was amazing experience. the best!
its i belive celebreties who sets the bad example,you know,to posh to push.
then when they want to have natural abour with next its to late, cos not many hospitals do VBAC...
And giving birth to my kids was amazing experience. the best!
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Re: Non emergency c section doubles risk to mother
by kay Sun Nov 04, 2007 6:18 pm
I dont understand why someone would want a non emergency one tbh, unless there was a very good medical reason.
I think labour rocks!
I think labour rocks!
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Re: Non emergency c section doubles risk to mother
by Natasha Sun Nov 04, 2007 8:22 pm
I didn't really enjoy labour at all, but I still wouldn't have a c section!
The reward of seeing your baby all mucky and on your chest and looking into your eyes is the most heart warming moment I have ever felt.
The reward of seeing your baby all mucky and on your chest and looking into your eyes is the most heart warming moment I have ever felt.
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Re: Non emergency c section doubles risk to mother
by ldnug Mon Nov 05, 2007 1:32 pm
I had a terrible labour with Connor but when the baby is out and as u say Tasha all mucky and on your chest there is nothing better.
I was very dissapointed I had to have c-section with Emily.
If ai had another then i would opt for VBAC - our hospital promotes them as long as there is no medical grounds for c-section.
I do feel that a lot of hospitals are going down the c-section route far to frequently - the rising rates are scary!
I was very dissapointed I had to have c-section with Emily.
If ai had another then i would opt for VBAC - our hospital promotes them as long as there is no medical grounds for c-section.
I do feel that a lot of hospitals are going down the c-section route far to frequently - the rising rates are scary!
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Re: Non emergency c section doubles risk to mother
by jools Mon Nov 05, 2007 5:13 pm
I had to have a c-section with Brody but at the time I was just happy to have him safe!
Will definately be going for a VBAC with the next one! Fingers crossed anyway!
Will definately be going for a VBAC with the next one! Fingers crossed anyway!
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