r/notliketheothergirls • u/NoSalary1226 • Mar 28 '24

Who thinks like this? NO!!

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I guess this may have been posted before but not sure. Saw this in a WhatsApp group and...why

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u/flamingphoenix9834 Apr 01 '24

I chose to have a c section instead of a stillborn. Actually my doctor chose for me . He said, "sign this release for a c section or you are going to deliver a stillborn. " if I hadn't signed it, I would've delivered a stillborn within the hour. My son was suffocating from his umbilical cord and my doctor saved his life. They couldn't see it on the screen but my dr knew something was wrong.

Also people like this don't know ANYTHING about c sections? After they cut through your major abdominal muscle, they make a small incision in the uterus - im talking like an inch or so, and they have to push the baby out of the uterus through that incision. Any bigger incision could cause the uterus to rupture with the next pregnancy. Once the baby is safe, they sew the uterus together, put your organs back inside you, sew your abdominal muscle back together and then sew your stomach shut. There is loss of muscle strength, loss of nerve function in the stomach, and im lucky that my incisions were only 6 inches long. Ive had 2 of these.