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  • 20 Things You Would Only Know If You’ve Had A C-Section

    20 things you would only know if you’ve had a c-section..

    1. Whether you felt fear, disappointment or even relief, when you’re told you’re having an emergency caesarean it’s a big deal.

    2. Birth plan out the window, it started to feel very real seeing your birth partner all gowned up.

    3. You’ve never felt such a strong urge to move, as when they were putting in that spinal injection.

    4. As if that’s not bad enough, you have to sign a declaration “Don’t move or you might become paralysed” Totally terrifying!

    5. You’re then terrified the anaesthetic won’t work and you’re going to feel them cut you open.

    6. Then suddenly they are inside you and you didn’t even know. It’s not terrible, although weirdly it felt a bit like they were doing the washing up.

    7. Then came the shakes. No one mentioned that bit! You literally can’t stop your arms moving.

    8. Wow there was a lot of people in that very small room. Dignity was out the window.

    And After…

    9. Oh the pain! Being hit by a car pretty much sums it up.

    10. The painkillers were good, but you certainly paid for it, if ever late taking them.

    11. Why was everywhere soooooooo itchy.

    12. That first walk to the bathroom felt like a marathon. But, so much pride when you completed that shuffle.

    13. Then came the really weird wind bubbles, that actually hurt.

    14. And a shower? seriously, you felt like you should of had a medal for getting through that first time.

    15. Soft baggy joggers were your go to. Worn like Simon Cowell and on repeat for days.

    16. You really didn’t expect to still bleed so much.

    17. The scariest thing of all though, was going for a poo!

    18. Well that, or when the midwife asked to touch your scar.

    19. The scar was talked about, but why did no one warn you about the tummy shelf you’re left with.

    20. C-sections, the so called easy way out, as if!

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    📸 FB/ Lah Lee

  • A C-Section? So You Didn’t Actually Give Birth

    A lady named Raye Lee took to Facebook to express her feelings and the post has since gone viral

    Lee said: “Oh. A c-section? So you didn’t actually give birth. It must have been nice to take the easy way out like that.”

    Ah, yes. My emergency c-section was absolutely a matter of convenience. It was really convenient to be in labour for 38 hours before my baby went into distress and then every contraction was literally STOPPING his HEART.

    Being told at the beginning that I was displaying great progress and wouldn’t need a cesarean section… and then being told that I was being prepped for major abdominal surgery was not a shock at all. It had nothing to do with the fact that I physically couldn’t because I was given no other choice to save the life of my child. Oh, and that surgery is super easy peasy to recover from.

    WRONG, That is all sarcasm.

    This was the most painful thing I have experienced in my life.

    I now belong to a badass tribe of mamas with the scar to prove that I had a baby cut out of me and lived to tell the tale.

    ( because you can die from this, you know. )

    Having a shrieking infant pulled out of an incision that is only 5 inches long, but is cut and shredded and pulled until it rips apart through all of your layers of fat, muscle, and organs (which they lay on the table next to your body, in order to continue to cut until they reach your child) is a completely different experience than I had imagined my son’s birth to be.

    This was not pleasant. It still isn’t.

    You use your core muscles for literally everything… even sitting down, imagine not being able to use them because they have literally been shredded and mangled by a doctor and not being able to repair them for 6+ weeks because your body has to do it naturally.

    When that first nurse asked you to try getting out of bed and the ripping pain of a body cut apart and stitched back together seared through you, you realized the irony of anybody who talks about it being the “easy way out”. So fuck you and fuck how you see what I did.

    I am the strongest woman, that I know. Not only for myself, but for my beautiful son… and I would honestly go through this every single day just to make sure I am able to see his smiling face.