National Caesarean Awareness Day

[*Infinity*]

YAY for us!

Oh wow this has come on a day and at a time when I'm reflecting A LOT about my caesearean.

Sarah - so true about the effects lasting a lifetime....so true

[STARRYSKY]

its great that there is a day for "awareness" about it, but I am sure that if not for BB, I for one would not be "aware" of it.

[Indadhanu]

for us all. Definitely not easy.

Would have loved to hear about this in the media though, I would never have known! There would be many others the same I think.

[lubby]

Oh that's cool.

I had my first emergency c/s last year, and my second "elective" is next Tuesday.

Very exciting!

[indie24]

I think NCAD is a great idea. There certainly long lasting effects from it. I had an emergency c/s 12 months ago.
Thanks for letting us know about it.

[~Kaz~]

How bizarre, it was exactly 6 months ago today that I underwent my "emergency" c/s - hate that terminology so much!! And I've also been doing a lot of thinking about it (again) the past week or so.

Thanks for letting us know Sarah.

[{sarah}]

Would have loved to hear about this in the media though, I would never have known! There would be many others the same I think.

I only heard about it through @CaesareanAU on Twitter, otherwise I wouldn't have known either.

[Macca79]

A good day to let people know that 'elective' c section does not always mean 'wanted' c section as so many assume.

[Jennifer13]

I always use the term 'scheduled' caesarean, as opposed to 'elective'. I did not 'elect' to have a c/s, one was 'scheduled' because, due to placenta praevia, I could not go into spontaneous labour.

Hopefully the next awareness day I'll be celebrating will be VBACAD!