@nessairieray you're welcome

@shay2beautiful, thank you

@nessairieray 🙏 praying for no complications for you hun!!

@shay2beautiful, thank you let’s hope this baby doesn’t give me complications lol

@nessairieray yes everything went perfect

@shay2beautiful, yayyyy great and it all went well? That’s awesome

My bestfriend had her first baby by emergency C-section and her second and third babies vaginally!

@raisinglittledoves, thank you so much it’s been 6 years since I had my daughter and I forgot how it felt lol I do remember the recovery is also faster than c section

Yeah I made it to 9cm, felt like I needed to push around 6cm and the incision felt really tight and odd but all went well so there's no need to really worry about it opening! I really hope you don't experience that again 🙁 really hoping things so smoothly for you too! xo

@raisinglittledoves, wowww! That is awesome and you made it all the way to 10cm? Like when did you feel you needed to push girl with my son they didn’t even give me a chance I made it to 9cm and I told them I didn’t feel like I needed to push so that’s why they gave me the c section but also his heart rate was dropping I hope this time I get to experience it again

It did feel really strange near the area of my incision, like I worried about it opening or tearing but the doctors said even the tissue inside didn't tear the slightest bit. And I had to push super hard lol after she was out, the incision area felt normal again so it was just the pressure 😊

@nessairieray, yeah! it’s possible although the chance of c-section again is way greater

@nessairieray damn that makes me happy asf

@zanesmama94, yes you can I think I’m pretty sure if you read the comments some women had more than 1 c section and still had a vaginal delivery

I just have a question..So 3 weeks ago I had my first and I had to have a c section it wasn't emergency it was because he was too big he was 10 pounds...so I could still have a vaginal delivery my next?? I got told most likely no which made me sad I wanna go through a natural birth process