Anonymous wrote:Seriously? I had a medically necessary planned c, my OB at capital women’s care did a great job. Just stick with your OB.
Anonymous wrote:That was my attitude the first time and it did not serve me well. I'm doing my research and will be very picky when selecting an OB this time around.Anonymous wrote:Seriously? I had a medically necessary planned c, my OB at capital women’s care did a great job. Just stick with your OB.
That's a good suggestion. I will keep this in mind.Anonymous wrote:Get a plastic surgeon to close you up. Insurance probably won’t cover it, but you may be able to find some arrangement in CA or NYC.
That was my attitude the first time and it did not serve me well. I'm doing my research and will be very picky when selecting an OB this time around.Anonymous wrote:Seriously? I had a medically necessary planned c, my OB at capital women’s care did a great job. Just stick with your OB.
Thank you!Anonymous wrote:Dr Antoine
Perfect! Thank you for sharing.Anonymous wrote:https://nyulangone.org/doctors/1942422902/clarel-antoine
All my orthodox Jewish friends in New York use him for c sections and pay out of pocket if necessary. He is the known top doc for c sections especially if you want to have a lot of kids after having a c section.
And he's African American as well. Truly a brilliant medical mind, and good hands.
I'm glad you've had positive birth experiences, but unless you've had a bad delivery experience or work in medicine then you don't know what you don't know. Women are expected to put up with subpar care and not ask questions just because it's obstetrics.Anonymous wrote:Smh