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The hashtag #repeatcsection encompasses stories, experiences, and advice about women facing multiple cesarean deliveries. Discussions focus on recovery, support, fears, and empowerment related to childbirth choices and maternal health.
Baby Nicholas Birth Story 💙 My due date was 9/26/2024. I was overdue and had a follow up appointment with my doctor on Tuesday 10/1 at 40 weeks and 4 days. The day before the appointment, I went on a long walk and just cried my heart out because I felt like I wasn’t going to get the VBAC I so badly wanted. My body has not shown any signs of labor. I went into the appointment the next day telling myself that if there was no progress made, I will schedule a repeat c section. My doctor did a check and there was zero dilation with baby being very high. At that moment I knew. I knew this baby will be a repeat c section baby and I accepted it. My c section was scheduled for the next day and soon we were going to find out if this baby was a boy or girl. I wasn’t as nervous this time around and I trusted I was in good hands. My doctor did tell me my prior scar was thinning out and if contractions had started, there could have been risk of complications so in a way this baby was protecting me all along 💙 I am grateful to have had a doctor who was willing to let me go up to 41 weeks in hopes I go into natural labor even though it didn’t work out. Recovery this time around has been so much easier and truly made such a difference! Thankful for a healthy baby! . . . #birthstory #babynumber3 #birthstories #repeatcsection #csectionrecovery #csectionmama #csectionbirth
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Baby Nicholas Birth Story 💙 My due date was 9/26/2024. I was overdue and had a follow up appointment with my doctor on Tuesday 10/1 at 40 weeks and 4 days. The day before the appointment, I went on a long walk and just cried my heart out because I felt like I wasn’t going to get the VBAC I so badly wanted. My body has not shown any signs of labor. I went into the appointment the next day telling myself that if there was no progress made, I will schedule a repeat c section. My doctor did a check and there was zero dilation with baby being very high. At that moment I knew. I knew this baby will be a repeat c section baby and I accepted it. My c section was scheduled for the next day and soon we were going to find out if this baby was a boy or girl. I wasn’t as nervous this time around and I trusted I was in good hands. My doctor did tell me my prior scar was thinning out and if contractions had started, there could have been risk of complications so in a way this baby was protecting me all along 💙 I am grateful to have had a doctor who was willing to let me go up to 41 weeks in hopes I go into natural labor even though it didn’t work out. Recovery this time around has been so much easier and truly made such a difference! Thankful for a healthy baby! . . . #birthstory #babynumber3 #birthstories #repeatcsection #csectionrecovery #csectionmama #csectionbirth

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