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thread: Scarred for life: Caesareans heading to dangerous level

  1. #19
    paradise lost Guest

    Hmmm can't help thinking that if you have a section purely for the convenience the inconvenience of motherhood (which i found INCREDIBLY hard to integrate at first) is going to be an even ruder shock!

  2. #20
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber
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    Jan 2006
    Port Macquarie, NSW
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    So basically i think that the obs are not informing the women and many "elective" c-sections were not at ALL elective from the woman's POV. As many obs will say - "the only c-section i got sued for was the one i didn't do". There is a perception in society and in courts that the MOST and BEST a doctor can do is a section, so they are quick to cut. It's as simple as that.

    Bx
    That is sadly so, so true.

  3. #21
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    Oct 2004
    In my Zombie proof fortress.
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    Wish there was a way to get this information to the first time mum I met in the waiting room one day. When she found out that I had an emergency c-section last time she was excited. She crossed her fingers and went "I hope I get to have a c-section! I don't want the pain". I found that comment very sad and I just didn't know how to deal with it, other than advised her that there are pain relief options for labour. If only she knew the pain I went through before the c-section and after.

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