Have a look at Ines Ramirez birth story on wikiedia it's amazing she survived!
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Have a look at Ines Ramirez birth story on wikiedia it's amazing she survived!
beckles
WOW!!! she is so lucky to be alive!!!
MAN OH MAN! I cannot believe it! Wow I would NEVER be able to do that holy that would hurt infinite times more than labour!
:oAmazing, I can't believe she was able to do it to herself, I think that i would need more than the rubbing alcohol! :o
Snoopea
OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!
All I can say / do is :jawdrop:. What a brave woman!
What a strong woman.
That would have been extremely painful.
Thankyou for posting this :)
what an amazing story, her maternal instinct must be so strong. how she didnt pass out on the first cut is amazing.
bet she didnt complain either!!!
Its almost embarresing to think of the way that we (westerners) behave when it comes to pain or delivering babies...
wow
I remember reading about this some time back.. Always wondered how she got on
It seems so far fetched though doesn't? Bu then as parents we do what we can to ensure our children are safe.. Isn't it called heroes adrenline or something along those line. you know when you hear or a parent lifting a car off thier child?
Anyways good on her.. and it is nice to see them both looking so healthy
My guess would be pure adrenalin & fear for her baby did it. Notice how she passed out as soon as he was safe?:
I think it's amazing that they don't mention infections etc (I'm sure they would wouldn't they...) yet myself and many others get infections in so called sterile hospital operating theaters.
Sarah, amazing she didn't get an infection especially as she punctured her bowel!!!
"Ram?rez was eventually taken to the local clinic, two and a half miles away, and then to the nearest hospital, eight hours away by car. Sixteen hours thereafter she underwent surgical repair of the incision site. On the seventh post-operative day, she underwent a second surgery to repair complications resulting from damage to her intestines incurred during her C-section. She was released from the hospital on the tenth day post-surgery, and went on to make a complete recovery" This was in the wik article about her.
Beckles
wow, amazing..
wow i couldnt do that thats for sure!!
OMG I'm not sure I can even read the article...!
Talk about a mother's love. AMAZING!!!
Wowsers :o
I remember reading about it too, what an amazing woman and says alot for maternal instincts.
Flipping heck! If your Ob. didn't want to do a maternally assisted c-sec surely he would after reading that!
Crazy crazy story though. I hope her other 6 children weren't watching!
I read about this a while ago. I do wonder what was "wrong" that the baby wasn't coming down naturally. She'd already had a bunch of kids afterall, i wonder what the hold-up was...? With hossie sections the Ob can often tell you (head turned on side, cord too short/wrapped tightly round body, nuchal foot etc.) but i would guess she was so absorbed in her task she only knew he wasn't coming and she needed to go in and get him. I don't think it'd ever occur to me in labour to do something like this, but if it was my 7th i might have more brain-power than i did with DD!
NOT a candidate for VBAC with a bread-knife scar on the fundus though!
Bx
Oh, I read this story a while back in "Delivery By Appointment" No Appointment necessary for that mum! I can't believe she survived either. It's amazing!
O.M.G.:o
Well I know thats what I felt like doing :lol: not sure if I could though!!!!!