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Natural Versus Caesarean

Just watched a video regarding natural childbirth.  I must say that I really cringe at the words, "give birth" due to the scary images of TV drama serials and my own mother's experience (she gone through the C-section aka Caesarean).  However, I have met a few relatively young mothers and most of them encouraged me to give birth in the natural way when my time comes.  One of them told me several advantages, one of which is that in some/rare cases if you choose to go through the C-section for your first child, there is a risk that you may not be able to give birth to another child (cannot remember the reasoning but it did discourage me to go through the operation and instead to go natural).  I am not sure how scientifically correct this information is but have tried researching a little on this.  Overall, it seems that there are aplenty advantages for natural childbirth.

Do watch this video if you are interested.  I'll pray about this and when the time comes, God will guide me to make the best decision for me and my future child. :)



Love,
Pam

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