Birth plans for c-sections

[Trish]

Yup, Danni, as I said obviously it is not an absolute necessary thing to have a cathetar for surgery. But I have a feeling you will be hard pressed to find a Dr that doesn't do it.
I was so lucky with Noah's birth that the Dr didn't put on it. It was one of my greatest fears, oh along with an episiotomy. Oh yeah, had no real problems weeing afterwards either. They just got me a bed pan and I sat on it. Well, I fell asleep on it. HEHE.

I made it so that no one else could hold Noah before I did, other than DP. My mum was even there and didn't get to hold him. Nor did my big boys. This made him feel like he hadn't been passed around to everyone before me.

I'm sure little things will come to you over the next few days Danni. Be sure to take a copy of this in with you for your next visit. Tell them you want it in your files. Make sure you make several copies too. No excuses that it has been misplaced then