Reflecting on Birth & Postpartum Chat 👶🏻 When things don't go as planned...

[@laurablanco2153]

Audio is coming in Spanish and it is not your voice.

[@RachelVinn]

You can choose your language in settings under “audio track” :)

[@nekiyamonea]

Your birth story is a reminder of the marvel of modern medicine. So grateful for safe c-sections in which mom and baby are safe and alive.

[@RachelVinn]

Yessssss🥹

[@lovelifelaugh2727]

C-sections were almost universally fatal to the mother until the 19th century, when antiseptics and anesthetics were introduced. It’s insane how far we’re come such a serious surgery. Good to see you’re in good spirits and recovering ❤

[@viluvsherlilflowers5263]

Currently in the hospital due to complications. I’m 28+4 weeks, praying to stay pregnant as long as possible for the health of my baby boy. Expected to stay and live in the hospital for the next 6 weeks. I’ve been following your vlogs prior to the complications and they have helped with your positivity. I try to stay positive and put myself and baby in Gods hands. Congratulations on your beautiful baby boy! ❤

[@RachelVinn]

Praying for you and baby boy 🙏 thank you for sharing 🩵

[@jenniferwallace5283]

Even if you had surgery you still "gave birth". You are a warrior and you should be very proud of yourself. ❤

[@laurajoyn2552]

C-section mom here and came to say the same thing!

[@Eastserene7]

This! That baby came out of your body. Vaginal or c-section you gave birth 🫶🏼

[@jennaeliza_2]

I was an EPer for the first four months of my baby’s life. I would encourage you not to drop too many pumps too soon. I had a very similar experience to you… “oversupply” at the beginning first few weeks/month and even with consistently pumping every 3 hours around the clock, when my supply regulated it dropped substantially and we had to supplement. No shame in formula if that’s ultimately your plan (it made life so much better for us) but if you want to do BM long term that’s something to think of

[@cssquared3]

I’ve had three c-sections. First was emergent to save baby as she was in major distress with super low heart rate. She was sunny side up and the cord was wrapped around her shoulder which prevented her from properly descending into the birth canal. The second two c-sections were scheduled and NIGHT AND DAY when it came to recovering. I actually went home 33 hours after my second c-section because I felt so good. I felt like a million bucks just six days after birth. My biggest thing was having that first bowel movement. Once I was finally able to poop, game over. I felt incredible. I was vacuuming my house within an hour of coming home after my third c-section. Everyone’s experiences are different but it’s insane how much your body remembers and activates muscle memory for those recoveries. I had zero interest in a VBAC and my doctor actually didn’t even allow them due to the risks.

[@RachelVinn]

I love hearing this! That’s amazing 🙏

[@EricaKain]

Yes! I totally agree here. My planned C-section after my emergency C-section was amazing. No comparison. I had that same awful shaking with my emergency C-section and I agree that it was the most terrible part of it. The spinal block they gave me for my planned C-section was just like stepping into a hot tub, it felt amazing! And my baby was out in 7 minutes. No fuss, no muss, I was eating a steak dinner shortly thereafter. I got pregnant six months after my emergency C-section -- not ideal, but my OB was fine with it -- so exactly 15 months to the day after my crazy emergency C-section, I had the wonderful planned C-section and it was EVERYTHING! (Now my daughters are great together, thank goodness, at ages 15 and 16!)

[@lorelwebber6435]

Best tip is to not top up with formula if you intend to breastfeed make sure any top ups you do is breastmilk and then pump off the same amount after naps to keep the demand at that constant or increasing amount. Cluster feeding is when baby won’t get off you and that’s caused by the many growth spurts. Good luck everyone you can do it !

[@amandaetheredge8266]

Depending on your goals (if you have those for time to provide breastmilk) I would encourage you to hold your pump schedule loosely. Typically around 12 weeks (or when you get your period again) your milk supply regulates and it can feel like it is less. If you’re cool supporting with formula then keep on keeping on! It’s a wild ride feeding a tiny human!

[@kelseymena1844]

You’re so beautiful. You’re handling this season like a champ and look so beautiful inside and out through it!! Love your positive outlook!

[@Dugg124]

thank you for sharing your story! Breastmilk will come out after a couple washes. Just put the clothes back in a couple times and it washes right out! Also, just to note, most milk supplies don't fully regulate until about 12 weeks postpartum. If you pump/remove milk too little in the first 12 weeks, you *may* experience a big decrease once your supply regulates. Right now you have a lot of prolactin driving your supply, but after regulation it is solely demand driving supply. Just something to be mindful of. Generally, the advice is to keep pumping adequately & in the night until supply fully regulates

[@juliayvr2015]

I'm sure you know this but dropping a night pump will eventually kill your supply no matter how much you pump all day. Try to get one in at 3am that's the ideal time to let your body know to keep making milk.

[@emilyzomer8539]

Came here to say this!

[@julesjkr]

That's just not true. For me, being well rested had the biggest impact on my supply. Just finished 1 year of almost exclusive pumping. Exclusive not because I needed to supplement, but because I nursed as well.

[@s.murray0505]

Yes. My milk supply dropped. I only made it over 10 months pumping every two hours. I had to give up latching when he got teeth not of fan of getting bitten. Haha

[@RachelVinn]

I still pump at 3 am I just dropped the 12am one for now! Supply has dipped but I’m okay with that 🩵

[@kristenkrager8906]

@@RachelVinn You’ll be fine with the schedule you’re on now. ❤ I was on that same schedule it sounds like you’re on right now until almost 3 months pp and then I eventually dropped the 3am pump and just started around 6:30am with 4 pump sessions until 11:30pm 15-20 mins per session with 5-6 hrs between sessions and still had an oversupply of milk until almost 5 months pp. For me it didn’t really slow down until 6 months pp but I’m okay with where we’re at now because now I’m able to dip into my giant freezer stash and naturally with introducing some solids he’s just not drinking as much BM anyways. You’re doing so great pp and I’m so glad both you and baby boy are safe and thriving. 🥰

[@ewe392]

Thanks for this! It has been great following someone pregnant at the same time as me. Nice to know im not alone in my experience.

[@faithcrisis2138]

Expecting my second in the beginning of February, my first son's delivery was a dream, so I'm mentally preparing myself for anything. You can never really know how your birth story will be until it's all said and done. Congratulations to you and your beautiful family!

[@Manderrrzz52]

Ultrasounds at the point (in labor) aren’t as accurate because the head is so low in the pelvic cavity that it’s hard to decipher perfectly and also in labor there’s so many position changes we try to correct it that there’s no guarantee- we try to prevent c-sections so we try to go for the vaginal delivery and sometimes the position changes work!!

[@KitKat-ve2em]

It’s common to over supply in the beginning but I would suggest you continue pumping every 3 hours even overnight (preferably for 30 minutes). If you drop too many sessions and reduce pumping time your body will think your baby requires very little milk and stop producing.

[@lorelwebber6435]

So with L & D they do have the hand held ultrasound they can wheel in at any point if you request it they cannot withhold it unless you aren’t the priority. I used this for my pre labor assurance my youngest wasn’t breech.

[@MissTaylorGirl]

I had a very similar birth experience! 40+1 sunny side up baby, stalled at 6cm and delivered her via c-section. She’s 11 weeks now happy and healthy ❤

[@isle_lee]

Congratulations on your healthy birth, Rachel! This stage of life is something way in the future for me but best believe I’ve watched every single weekly upload from you! God bless you and your little family ❤

[@cindygerlach]

Love your videos! I would highly highly encourage you not to give up on breastfeeding! In the long run breastfeeding is much more convenient than pumping! I cannot stress this enough!!! You will start to feel like a slave to the pump and you will always have to haul your pump everywhere you go or else your supply will tank. Also washing pump parts and bottles will soon get dreadful. But if you prioritize breastfeeding right now that you have the time it is so much easier to just whip out your boob anytime baby is hungry. No washing no freezing milk no thawing no heating just pull it out and done.

[@kmarie60]

She is breastfeeding ❤️ pumping is breastfeeding and it’s a lot more common than you may think! I exclusively pumped with both my babies. For one I went almost 20 months. It seems like she’s doing what works best for her and as a former two-time exclusive pumper, it absolutely would not have been easier to be the only one to ever feed the baby or the only one to wake with baby at night or not to be able to go anywhere without baby. Truly would have destroyed my mental health. She’s doing what works right now ❤️❤️

[@HaleySmith]

I agree. Also that beautiful connection you have with baby while breastfeeding where you release all the feel good hormones.

[@alondraxx33]

I didn’t know breakfast milk stains either!!! I love to see you chatting and being able to have pockets of time for yourself. So happy to see you holding your baby, God is good!

[@SharleneEH]

Rachel! This video was so informative. I'm a FTM with twins that are in due in February and I'm opting for a c-section. Looking forward to your must haves because I'm trying to prep as early as I can.

[@marianatessmann7685]

Rachel, I've been following you for a few years now. I remember your struggle to get pregnant and how upset I was for you. And today, we're completing 1 year of trying to conceive! Of course, 2 months ago I went to seek medical help and at first there's nothing wrong 🫠 I understand exactly your journey now! But following you, especially now postpartum, makes everything more hopeful! Thank you for sharing everything so rawly here ❤️ May God bless your family! JJ is perfectttt! Beijos do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@oliviali5235]

Congrats Rachel! I have been watching your videos since you were pregnant. My due date was a few days later than yours but I gave birth to my son on Oct 30th after an induction! I am still coping with the new life after the baby was born. It’s comforting and encouraging to watch how you manage everything! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@porschemoore6252]

I had the shaking my mom was so scared. I didn’t even remember until you mentioned it. Congratulations Rachel! Also enjoy your newborn I have a toddler now and it’s insane 😅

[@shushanandreasyan2642]

This video somehow reminded me one of your old videoes where you were telling about TTC for a year. It was the first video I saw of you and followed all the journey afterwards. It's so nice to see where are you now and so good that you share such positive vibes being just 3 weeks postpartum ❤️

[@dianamagallanes3181]

15:32 thats interesting, where I gave birth they did an ultrasound when they were doing all the IVs and putting on the heart monitors and stuff

[@nataliesimek8243]

I am a nurse, but not in L&D :) My guess is that insurance won't cover ultrasounds for positioning. A lot of time the doctors/staff can manually determine the baby's position pretty accurately. It might also have to do with the availability. Ultrasounding each woman in labor in the hospital would be a lot of patients.

[@kl-jm4pn]

Just wondering what you decided to do about going into work. Like when you decided was a good time to go back or not yet.

[@lauraaguillon9809]

Rachel!!! I can’t I can’t get over of how extremely similar your giving birth experience is to mine. My baby is 6 month old now. But like omg it was soooo traumatizing for me!!! I start shaking to bad when I was pushing my baby out and got a panic attack as well so they have to do an emerged c section. By this time my water was Brocken 6 hours ago and my baby was born purple no breathing at all so he is a miracle of God. Oh and the anestesia did not get me so I felt the first cut into my belly with during the c section

[@malikasachdeva7004]

You look so adorable holding your baby so close ♥♥♥♥ May god always bless you and your lovely child😍

[@antann16]

I love how informative this is! It’s definitely reminding me to be open minded because things can change! Very appreciative, from a first time expecting mom! Thank you 🥰

[@mansoor3159]

Rachel I am so so so glad that I've Found your KZbin Channel and your vlogs are really really a therapy for me sending you lots of love❤✨🤗 and I will always be your biggest biggest supportive

[@meganking7362]

I gave birth a week before you. Love seeing your journey along the same timeline as me. TY and congrats! You look amazing Rachel!

[@HazelsCatMom]

Oxiclean stain remove spray We have it by our changing table and it’s been great. Spray the stuff right away and then just toss into the directly laundry. Did two loads already and both my clothes and baby girls are stain free.

[@annaades4157]

Just had my baby 3 weeks ago and they did an US immediately once I got into my delivery room. I was super relieved, too, because I have heard of babies turning breech at the last minute. I hate they didn’t do that for you.

[@CourtneeCae13]

Your story is so close to mine. Except I was induced at 42 weeks, 34 hours of Pitocin with no epidural before I had an emergency c-section. I ended up having another, scheduled, c-section years later and the recovery was MUCH better

[@Urgirl_lex123]

Merry Christmas darling ❤.. i had two c sections with both my kids and will have one now with my third. Yup scar will get better after 40 days... back pain is thanks to the epidural.... the bagginness over the scar sadly stayed with me however it got sooo much better once i lost the weight

[@Simplyryanne]

Congrats on your precious boy! So happy for u and AJ ❤

[@michellewiersema22]

I just got the Kroger brand stain remover for like $3 and I spray it on clothes as quickly as possible after spit ups before putting it in the hamper and that usually gets out all the stains !

[@RachelVinn]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@myfab5ive]

FYI insurance are required by law to cover the cost of a breast pump (once for every pregnancy)

[@EstherPerepechkin]

I had a C-section, and I experienced no back pain. But I know some people who had epidurals still experience back pain years later. Could be from both, but I hear it’s common from epidural.

[@lindsayfoster4759]

For the C-section pouch, mine eventually did go away after sometime. I am about seven months postpartum and I also do not have the numbing feeling on my scar anymore, which is amazing because I was really worried about that.

[@b.eunisse4347]

Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm 37w today and hoping for a natural birth, but I'll rely on the Lord, to whatever is best for my baby and me. God bless you, you look amazing and so does your baby.

[@piretpartelsohn]

In Estonia, they do ultrasound the day you go for induction to check everything and check the weight of the baby. Maybe it is possible in USA aswell if you ask for it? Would be interesting to know why it's not regularly done.

[@caitlowen]

Motherhood looks so good on you ❤

[@missleeeenx3]

I had a similar experience and im 1 week post c section now. I went into spontaneous labor at home and labored for 48 hours. Finally got admitted to the hospital but I was only 3 cm dilated. They mainly admitted me due to baby’s heart rate having drops. I couldn’t get past 5 cm dilated. My water was broken and there was meconium. Had to get c section and my doctor said she also found my baby sunny side up with neck bent backwards. I was not prepared for a C-section but so grateful I made the choice to do it to ensure my baby was safe cus she wanted out! Lol

[@yasmina7457]

Thanks for sharing, Rachel! You were so detailed. I’m not a mother yet but hope to be in the future and this truly helps. I hope to come back to this video in the future ❤

[@RachelVinn]

Glad it was helpful! 🩵

[@ElenaGarcia-zq8zs]

Congratulations on your baby, may God keep him for many years. I take this opportunity to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, I won't miss any of your videos. Gracias por este este video en Español!!! Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@TaniaDTV]

I had crazy shaking too I was very itchy and yes they had to put new medication because epidural was not working

[@angelalane2350]

Dish soap, miss mouths messy eaters, and puracy are my fave stain removers :)

[@Eastserene7]

Congrats on the new addition to the family 🩷🥹👩‍🍼 The c-section pouch went away for me and I barely workout so I think it will definitely go away for you slowly but surely. Try to keep using your stretch mark cream or oil until your tummy goes back to normal.

[@kalyanibesekar]

I am also a c section mommy Mine was elective And I am very grateful for the miracle ❤ Best wishes to you Rachael for the recovery ❤ It gets easier and easier with time ❤ When people say "time heals" it's true I am 9 months old mommy now and almost feeling like my old self 😊 And an upgraded one 😊

[@kalyanibesekar]

And I would love to go through this all again 😊

[@marujafajardo8488]

I'm in my 5 days postpartum now, C-section as well and still have lower backpain in both sides. But with the help of this waist binder I can tolerate the pain. Watching your video from PH🇵🇭😊

[@RachelVinn]

You got this!

[@nicoleyoung8729]

No you don’t sound crazy! It happens and goes to your head!😅 when I came out of surgery the walls were SCROLLING!!! But I was healthy and baby was healthy!! But the first few days of a C section is hard but having a partner that helps is so important!

[@lorelwebber6435]

Food vitamin intake is crucial also. Whey I totally agree but veggies and meat classic dishes . Enough carbs and fat ; calories underneath 2300-2600 is really where I lose hair after four babies I haven’t lost any hair with 1 and 4 due to eating a lot more food. So with the back pain with c section if it’s not consistent and you stop babywearing I bet it will stop. I have lots of pillows for feeding too that’s huge as if it’s not associated from an issue with spinal /epidurals it’s usually posture related with feeding or carrying. Get someone to check your carrier hold positioning and also ensure when you do start movement Pilates is really great for getting things like back pain to alleviate.

[@jamilettfrias]

i love that green shirt!!! where did she get it?

[@RachelVinn]

Halara :)

[@lorelwebber6435]

Pumps with colostrum it’s better to syringe and squeeze the colostrum collect up your syringe. You can do pump but a lot gets wasted and it’s not as effective for that early colostrum.

[@kmarie60]

Milk comes in 2-4 days after giving birth. She’s way past the stage of having colostrum!

[@saymslee]

Thank you for the chat! Just a suggestions to talk to your doctor about other sleep aides you can take. Long term use of Benadryl (consistent use for more than 2 weeks) is not good. You deserve good quality sleep, so I hope you find a long term solution!

[@cindygerlach]

My advice for sleep: 3 bags of valerian root tea, 3 bags of sleepy time melatonin tea, one scoop (1 gram) of gaba powder, & 1 scoop of magnesium calm powder. Also a hot shower just after you jug your tea so when you lay down the tea cocktail will hit & you will be so relaxed after your hot shower. Also I hear a lot about something called BEAM DREAM, I’ve never tried it but a lot of youtubers rave about this product 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@madsbaker]

You should try magnesium for sleep! Perelel has a sleep support supplement - it's a powder that you put in water and drink.

[@kafschannel4562]

Omg we had similar experience. I was induced 30/10/24 I was 39wks and 4 days. I ended up emergency c-section. Congratulations 🎉.

[@allisong3736]

The shaking also happens because of a drop in hormone levels while giving birth

[@Simplelivingslowliving]

I remember shaking so hard . I thought I was dying 😂😂. I laugh now but I was so scared at the time. My teeth were hitting each other , that’s how cold I felt and was shaking.

[@imperial.dermatology]

Yes it’s actually a drop in adrenaline

[@NailsbyTara]

I had the epidural when I gave birth in 2013 and I still get back pain. It's hard to lean over for a long time and it's hard to bend down at times.

[@user-ye2yz4ef6b]

hi Rechel please please please please answer me my Ivf 11 Dec next week >> do you cut drinking coffee through the ivf journey or not ??? because I read that its impacts the Ivf !! plz plzzzzz answer I struggle for 8 years infertlilty

[@nanaronhano337]

I had a super similar experience with my first birth (I messaged you on IG) and they actually did do an ultrasound after I hadn’t progressed in over 12 hours. The doctor manually rotated my daughter’s head and she still flipped right back! 🙄 So I think sometimes it doesn’t make a difference. I exclusively pumped too with my first and struggled with oversupply with all 4 of my kids. As to the middle of the night pump, just let your boobs wake you up. I get clogged ducts if I purposely sleep through engorgement.

[@jaylaarellano]

Omg yessss!!! Been stalking KZbin like a hawk!

[@KitKat-ve2em]

I received an ultrasound when I arrived at the hospital, this was last year in Kendall Regional

[@kelseymena1844]

If you get mastitis, use sunflower lechtin- best thing ever!!!

[@mynameismame256]

We are so similar! My son was born via c-section only a few days after yours, and I am also exclusively pumping right now. Watching this during my middle of the night pump! You are doing great, it’s so fun to watch someone else going through these newborn days alongside me!

[@JaneilWhitworth]

Just so you are aware, you may be and it sounds like you are very open to whatever happens breastfeeding, but Benadryl will reduce your supply as well. Congrats!!

[@aricarosi]

So crazy! I had my daughter the same day. She was 41 weeks and she came out precisely in the same position! Sunny side up and with her face kind of to the side just like you explained. They had to give me an episiotomy and she almost came out through an emergency c-section Edit: omg so crazy. She also pooped in my water. I wanted to have a home birth and I couldn't because my water broke and I saw meconium. Extra edit: I had a lot of back pain after my first daughter and I believe the reason is the epidural because with ny second (the story that i described above) i didn't have an epidural and I didn't experience any back pain during the recovery

[@RachelVinn]

Oh wow! 😮😮

[@ilybarbiegirl]

I’m sorry 22k?????? Did I hear that correctly. Sheesh. That’s insane.

[@carlanathaly5319]

Girlll no I felt that catheter, it was sooo uncomfortable once they put it in until I got my epidural. TIP: get the catheter after epidural

[@RachelVinn]

Oh yes definitely get it after the epidural!!!

[@alexathena568]

As someone who has had three inductions because I’m on blood thinners and have to go off of them to deliver baby and then get back on them, ladies, Bishop Score is EVERYTHING!! Definitely not anti induction since obviously I’ve had them, but know your bishop score beforehand so you can adjust your expectations on whether you will most likely have a c-section or not. Inductions and c sections are life saving!! But if you are not dilated, baby is not in an optimal position, you are not effaced, etc. an easy induction experience might not be in the cards for you. Rachel, you are a rockstar! A 4 day induction is NO JOKE. So glad Jesse is here safely and you are doing well ❤️

[@piretpartelsohn]

You will never feel "like yourself" anymore. Motherhood will change your brain forever and this change started in pregnancy. You fill find new self ❤🙏 and it does get easier. All the best wishes ❄️🎄.

[@bearsb0930]

I treated my breastmilk stains with dawn dish soap and let it sit for a little bit then washed it.

[@Tammi2023]

Hii🥰🥰which insurance covered your IVF ?

[@RachelVinn]

Progyny

[@HaleySmith]

Your medical system when it comes to money absolutely blows my mind. 22 grand 😱😱 everything just seems like a business in America.

[@leeannellis7615]

How was your first thanksgiving family of 3

[@iHeartShaSHa]

If you want to pump or nurse long term girl, get that middle of the night pump back in (I know, it’s sucksssss)!! But your supply will drop, it’s probably plenty now, but this is the time to pump and save since baby is eating so little! (Typing this while pumping 💀😂)

[@RachelVinn]

Ughhhh I know 🥴 it’s so hard though

[@julesjkr]

@@RachelVinn for me, being well rested had a much bigger impact on my supply than trying to squeeze in a MOTN pump. you will figure out if you need to add that back in or can skip it. I just successfully breastfed (mostly pumping) for a year and there are way too many opinions out there. Only you know what your body is responding to!

[@nijahlynch1589]

Happy Monday, Rachel! 😊

[@RachelVinn]

❤

[@tarynlee7437]

I’m always a silent viewer, never comment but I just had to share. I also had a failed induction, also developed a fever along with some sort of blood infection so things were bad, my baby’s heart rate was spiking through the roof and ultimately I had a c section delivery. I am beyond grateful for the medical team I had. The surgery was the best part, but no one prepares you for a c section recovery. It takes time but day by day you will get your strength back. My c section recovery took about 8 weeks to feel completely normal even though it’s a new normal. My baby is 6 months old, I still experience back pain (a good support belt will help with this), I still have strange numbness by areas of my c section but honestly 6 months in I feel great. What a blessing to be alive and share your world with your baby. Things will get better.. much better. ❤️

[@danielagladun312]

15:15 amen

[@mackenziegalloway9]

Breast milk stains: the sun!! Put the items out in the sun and they’ll be gone

[@ryanrowe1975]

Congratulations!

[@lola.lola11.11]

Rachel, Jesse is such a beautiful name! 😊

[@MrsDrJiggles]

Wow my husband is also filipino i would have never guessed aj was. Also never wash stuff with breastmilk on it in hot water - that will cook the milk into the fabrics. Maybe that will help?🤷‍♀️

[@jessicamercado9485]

When I got the epidural I was so itchy

[@Simplelivingslowliving]

Really? Interesting. I had a panic attack. Had to have a nurse sit with me and my husband hold my hand. I had to keep smelling peppermint essential oil and the nurse was making me meditate to calm down. I had to have them open the door so I could see the hallway because I felt like I was imprisoned. I never felt more strange my entire life. I’ve had the epidural twice and never want again in my life .😢

[@ervinsmoviecorner8748]

Happy December!

[@lindsayfoster4759]

My daughter pooped in me too but thankfully didn’t swallow it either. And Omg I totally don’t remember some parts of my C-section either. I was so delirious during it.

[@brookeramstead370]

You should try to air fry your breakfast sandwiches! I always do that and they’re perfect

[@eddiemartinez7555]

Nice Rachel 😅🎉🎉❤❤

[@sharidaamrita]

Rachel, when I heard you talking I thought, There’s no OUAI back 😭😭😭😭

[@RachelVinn]

Hahahahaha

[@juliewilliams4068]

💙💙

[@annakoretchko688]

keeping it real

[@gc1086]

❤️❤️❤️

[@alissa1ann211]

It’s English for me

[@AquaCloud97]

❤❤❤

[@jolene8460]

I got clogged ducts all the time! Crushed cabbage leaves in your bra and hot water in the shower will sort that all out. Momma of 4 here and I lived by that!!!

[@lorelwebber6435]

I never threw up during csection. I did have blood pressure massive drop and they ran something through iv to bring it up. The pressure was very scary for me too I could feel everything they were doing it was like my organs were shoved aside. The pain following mine was extreme worst pains because I had after pain/ contractions alongside the scar and being cut through and raw. The scar recovery is worst pain through that area. I’ve had natural births and by far the worst delivery type is caesarean.

[@katjawenn9800]

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