I didn't see the OP as 'informative', more just sharing an experience, actually. Which is great, anecdotally, just not as a piece of information. Sorry to split hairs
I liken it to abortion. You can't say that because your own experience in termination was traumatic and horrible that it must be that way for all women who experience termination...because, clearly, some women are liberated by it. They then feel guilty because they don't feel guilty!
For me, as long as the woman (delivering via c-section or having a termination) has not been disempowered by the event, it's just a thing that happened to achieve a result.
As Skeet said, there are women for whom an emerg c-section was the culmination of a hijacking of their values and sense of self-efficacy that could have been avoided.
There are women who will read this article and say "phew, so glad I read that, that's how I feel!" and there will be plenty more women who will think "good for her, I still feel majorly ripped off and angry about how I was treated and how it all happened". For example, I know someone who is due to give birth any day now who is going for a VBAC because she believes now that induction resulted in her having an emerg c-section and that testing for GBS set her up for this (realising in hindsight that what the doc told her about GBS was crap - that she'd have it for the rest of her pregnancy, not explaining that it's a very unreliable test)...so for this pregnancy she didn't even do the test for GBS, to avoid that cascade. She may end up with a c-section again, who knows? But at least she has controlled for all in her immediate power. So, for her, she realises that her pregnancy was unnecessarily medicalised.
But, sheesh, in the case of premature birth and other complications, who could say that medical intervention was unnecessary?
It IS a fact that interventions, however necessary DO interrupt a hormonal process and this messes with a woman's thinking and can affect her mothering. We are mammals. We are human animals with the capacity for self-recrimination and also for judgment of others. When it comes to birth and parenting, this is not a good mix!