Before anyone posts facts or pictures about c sections can you please remember that some of us are going to have to get c sections (not by choice) and are absolutely terrified. I've never been more scared of anything in my life and over the past week I've seen some photos ect posted that scare me even more. Please think before you share. Thank you!
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That must be terrifying... I've had two natural births and this time they say I will need a c section and I'm scared too but I know it has to be worse for you being closer to your due date in all... I would just talk to people you know that's had one... My cousins tell me it's not that bad... It just takes longer to heal and you want to be careful but having to be stitched up down there was no fun either! I would have to spray warm water from a water bottle down there everytime I am peeing because it burned so bad. So just like everything it has pros and cons and I think I would rather my lower stomach hurt than my vagina
If you were referring to my post, I deleted it. Good luck with your c-section.
I've had 2, I promise they aren't as bad as they seem. Especially the surgery part, that's quick.
Can anyone post pics of recent c section scars? I'm really scared and curious. Preferably if you are diabetic or were during the pregnancy. I'm scared but I need to see.. google images is all over the place .
Scheduled C-section moms
I've noticed some of you already have C-Sections scheduled and I am curious as to why? I'm not being judgy I promise :)
I’m scheduled for a c section Thursday and I’m a bit nervous.
Have any of you had a c section? If so what was your experience?
Who had a C-section before
C-section mommies,
What tips do you have for new moms who may need a scheduled c-section or end up having an emergency cesarean? How did you survive post-surgery? What helped you make it? We're working on a new article and want your feedback. 😁We'll add your replies to our post.
Thank you!
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I just had one 10 weeks ago with my second child and I was but honestly it isn't so bad. Just remember to breath and talk to the nurses it helps. The first two days are awful but after you get up out of bed the first time it gets a lot easier.