Do any mommys have to have a c-section?

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Im a mom of two beautiful girls both born two early one at 25 weeks 1lb9oz  emergency C-section I was hemorrhaging and losing weight too much blood too fast so I was rushed to the OR!  because of the way the doctor had to make the cut I will never have a vbac 
My second daughter was born at 33 weeks 4lb6oz

Anyone in my boat? Really bummed out that I'll never experience a natural birth!

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1st one I was in labor for 18hrs and ended having to have an emergency c-section, 2nd one planned c-section and this next one will be c-section also. Never feel cheated or like your any less of a mom. It's tough to have to have c-sections. Of course we'd like to be able to deliver like most women but some of us just can't. And that's ok, whatever is safest for baby and mama.

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I had 1 emergency and 2 planned csections now pregnant on my 4th. X

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I have to have a c section I'm kinda bummed I won't experience it because it will be my first baby but when I was 16 I got hit by a drunk driver and had to have reconstructive surgery on my left leg to my hip/lower back. So I was told with the metal in my body its best for a c section.

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I had an emergency c-sect with my last pregnancy (baby #1). I was hoping for a vbac because I really want the experience. I never went into labor with my daughter but developed complications at 38 weeks that led to a traumatic few days and csect. It don't feel less for having to have a c-section, but just wanted more. But our local hospital doesn't allow vbacs and we can't afford to go out of network, so I'll be having a repeat csect. But I've already explained the critical importance to my OB of having a gentle csect (skin on skin in OR, etc). And I'm seeing mostly midwives thru my pregnancy for that kinder, warmer experience, even if they won't be delivering my child. And finally, since everything is planned and predetermined (such as surgery on a scheduled date) we will wait to determine the gender at birth. Give us an extra special surprise on that day. Something that will actually be left to circumstance and not so planned. Anyway just our experience!

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I will be having my 4th c-section. My first was an emergency back in 2011 due to Group B Strep Sepsis at 39 weeks.  Due to the short spacing between my pregnancies, it's the safest avenue for me to go - I don't want to risk rupture.

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I've had a c-section with both children and will have another with the third. I've had no issues from my c-sections and since I suffer from keloids my OB has been extremely careful with the cut so that I don't develop a keloid scar.

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I had a natural birth with my first and had a 4th degree laceration! Doc sewed me up quick enough but encouraged me to get a C-section next time unless I want to be incontinent! So, yeah... I'm going for the planned C-section this time!

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I'm sooooo happy I got a c section. I went in for natural delivery and my son got stuck on my pelvic bone and his heart rate went to 0 and they flipped me upside down. Finally came back but it scared everybody and the Dr said plan B. So I was scared, yes. But after going through that excruciating pain for 29 hours, I am glad I'm having another c section. I know what to expect this time. It's gonna hurt but it'll be worth it again.

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I had a emergency c-section too. They said my pelvis was to small to deliver vaginally so I have to have a c-section with all my pregnancies. I want to deliver vaginally so bad but I just can't 😞

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I had a emergency c section with my son. He got stuck so they rushed me in the OR. I am bummed that I won't get to do a natural birth. With this pregnancy I was wanting to do a VBAC but she said in my situation it would be best for another c section. :/

Do any mommys have to have a c-section?

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