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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The conclusion of "riskier" for C-sections doesn't account for permanent birth injuries. Frankly the fact that PP is parroting that line without understanding the underlying studies makes her point suspect.

The C-section research re risks often includes high risk births and mothers with preexisting bad health conditions, but often doesn't include permanent vaginal birth injuries. Therefore the assessment of risk is a lot more nuanced than how PP is making it sound.[/quote]

Of course it’s nuanced.  Speaking of nuance, you and others are doing a nice job of ignoring the pelvic floor damage done by pregnancy.  Moreover, I understand the underlying studies just fine.  It’s a very, very complicated issue.  And no one with any integrity would say that overall, major surgery carries less risk than not.

I know this issue evokes strong emotions, which is really what many (most?) of these posts are about.  And again, the bigger issue is women’s health, period.[/quote]

[b]What's annoying is that this is a post from an OP who needs a c section and is just asking for some positive experiences and a bunch of people feel the need to come on and throw shade at women who liked their c section experiences.[/b][/quote]

+1  There's a time and a place, but unfortunately there's a subsection on these boards that think those are always and everywhere.[/quote]
Who is throwing shade at women who liked their c-sections? Seriously? People are discussing pros and cons, risks and benefits. It's not "throwing shade" or "shaming" anyone to state facts [b]and every opinion isn't a judgment of someone else's experience or decision.[/b][/quote]

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It's like you state your own experience and talk solely about your own experience and somehow someone feels they are being attacked.[/quote]

Or, as I did, you reference the research and frame the issue as more about women's health, people try to make it about themselves.  If people hear personal attacks in the statement that women's health issues are minimized, that's their issue.[/quote]

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