Re: January's Star!!/Gianna's Story to (OT about C-sections)

January 4, 2003

I wish after I had (my second child) I would of opted for

VBAC. Now I don't have a choice in the matter. My first was a natural

delivery so I know what both are like. My first 2 sections were cake,

I recovered very quickly! My third was pure hell. I was in so much

pain, it was horrible. With I recovered immediately! I didn't

have time to worry about me. I was to worried about her. I got out of

the bed the night I had her, to go see her. I needed a wheel chair to

go to the floor she was on, but I was up and about. My OB cut me in a

new place for 's birth. I think that may have had something to

do with it.

> You are quite welcome!!! I won't consider a VBAC because I don't

see the point in going through all of the labor to end up having a C-

section anyway. I feel it's safer to do the C-section anyways. Do

you find each subsequent section gets easier or is the recovery a lot

rougher? Maybe you could find something that is close to ny but

not something that you would get confused. is probably even

more confusing!!

>

> Taryn and

> Indiana

> Re: January's Star!!/'s Story to

>

> Thanks Taryn! I have to agree with you about being my

Angel

> baby. I really believe that everything happens for a reason. I

know

> now that if hadn't been in the NICU when she stopped

breathing

> we would of lost her to SIDS.

> My OB wouldn't even consider letting me try VBAC. I've had 4 c-

> sections and I have a lot of scar tissue. It is something that I

> would try if this baby wouldn't be put at any risk. But the risk

is

> just way to high. I haven't a clue about any names yet. I've been

> thinking though. I'd really like to name her ny, after her

> father. But I call , Ganna and I think I would get

confused! lol

> How is doing?

>

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