Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree / disagree. C sections are common, and in that, no awareness is needed.
What is needed is understanding that it IS major surgery, that having one does not mean a woman “failed” at the mission of giving birth, and helping eliminate the “too posh to push” stigma.
Did anyone in your actual life quesiton or criticize you or anyone else you know who had C-sections? Honestly asking.
I agree with the first PP here -- I always feel like I have to explain why I had c-sections (I'm the PP who just posted about my stuck breech babies). I agree that I shouldn't have to feel judged about it. I would guess that the majority of c-sections are medically necessary.
Are you aware that you are not obligated to tell people you had a C-section?
And are you aware that the birth experience s very frequently discussed in “mom circles” or families, and that PP shouldn’t have to hide her c section experience.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree / disagree. C sections are common, and in that, no awareness is needed.
What is needed is understanding that it IS major surgery, that having one does not mean a woman “failed” at the mission of giving birth, and helping eliminate the “too posh to push” stigma.
Did anyone in your actual life quesiton or criticize you or anyone else you know who had C-sections? Honestly asking.
I agree with the first PP here -- I always feel like I have to explain why I had c-sections (I'm the PP who just posted about my stuck breech babies). I agree that I shouldn't have to feel judged about it. I would guess that the majority of c-sections are medically necessary.
Are you aware that you are not obligated to tell people you had a C-section?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree / disagree. C sections are common, and in that, no awareness is needed.
What is needed is understanding that it IS major surgery, that having one does not mean a woman “failed” at the mission of giving birth, and helping eliminate the “too posh to push” stigma.
Did anyone in your actual life quesiton or criticize you or anyone else you know who had C-sections? Honestly asking.
Anonymous wrote:Yea, I don’t think people need to be made aware if c sections since a third of babies are born that way....
I will say, I thought while I was pregnant that a c section would be the end of the world, then I had one and it was no big deal and actually a very positive and happy experience. So I guess I do wish that women weren’t quite so afraid of them. Yes, I know some people are traumatized by their c section, but people also end up traumatized by vaginal births for a variety of reasons.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree / disagree. C sections are common, and in that, no awareness is needed.
What is needed is understanding that it IS major surgery, that having one does not mean a woman “failed” at the mission of giving birth, and helping eliminate the “too posh to push” stigma.
Did anyone in your actual life quesiton or criticize you or anyone else you know who had C-sections? Honestly asking.
I agree with the first PP here -- I always feel like I have to explain why I had c-sections (I'm the PP who just posted about my stuck breech babies). I agree that I shouldn't have to feel judged about it. I would guess that the majority of c-sections are medically necessary.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree / disagree. C sections are common, and in that, no awareness is needed.
What is needed is understanding that it IS major surgery, that having one does not mean a woman “failed” at the mission of giving birth, and helping eliminate the “too posh to push” stigma.
Did anyone in your actual life quesiton or criticize you or anyone else you know who had C-sections? Honestly asking.
Anonymous wrote:I agree / disagree. C sections are common, and in that, no awareness is needed.
What is needed is understanding that it IS major surgery, that having one does not mean a woman “failed” at the mission of giving birth, and helping eliminate the “too posh to push” stigma.
Anonymous wrote:Who the fudge needs awareness? Who cares about the stories?
My kid was breech. I had a c section. Yawn. Lets give awareness to real shit.
Anonymous wrote:Who the fudge needs awareness? Who cares about the stories?
My kid was breech. I had a c section. Yawn. Lets give awareness to real shit.