Teen prospective doctors react to watching C-section video

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[@germanshepherd6638]

Now go call your mother and tell her how much you love her!

[@Metal12111]

Especially fathers

[@gringa978]

😂😂😂

[@mythhooked6082]

The woman who made my entire life a living hell… forcefully kept me from going to school… abused me my entire childhood… no thanks.

[@219ghoulish9]

​@mythhooked6082 brother, don't take this anger out on someone in a random comment section. You seem like you need to reach out and seek literal help.

[@Firefighter1265]

No. But thanks for the offer.

[@JenWren4]

#1 Half the class just decided they didn't want to be doctors #2 those born by C-section just sent their mother flowers

[@LouiseMacleay]

😂😂😂😂....I've had 2 sections and showed my youngest a video of it. He looked white 😂

[@aiyanamapiha7389]

Das ist eine intelligente Entscheidung. Es gibt weniger barbarische Geschäftsmodelle als die Schul"Medizin"

[@virginiamonroe5360]

God I hope thy choose something else. We don’t need doctors that can’t handle blood, cutting skin, grabbing babies etc 😂I always wanted to be a nurse!! The only reason I couldn’t is bcuz I care too much!!!! I would lose my job fighting with other staff. It’s bad enough I did the medical office side for a bit and seen what I seen. Too many shady doctors & nurses!!

[@-Annn-]

​@@LouiseMacleayI think my son would pass out if he watched his birth, a C-section. My epidural failed

[@aiyanamapiha7389]

@@virginiamonroe5360 Die Schul"medizin"ist ein Geschàftsmodell

[@Astheticskyovermoon]

Mothers are absolute heroes! God bless all the mothers!❤

[@JB.zero.zero.1]

Either that, or the worst imposer of future suffering within a dispassionate universe.

[@Astheticskyovermoon]

@@JB.zero.zero.1 huh..?

[@user-zn2ks2im9k]

Спасибо!❤

[@ratz-js1lv]

Why are there only a few likes? Ungrateful gits...

[@cozycavern]

Nah god bless anyone that was forced to go through giving birth because that shit is brutal in general 🧍😭

[@pinkeysherbet7249]

It’s one of the most intense major abdominal surgeries a person could ever get and moms are superheroes for going through it

[@heathernatyl7260]

And then They don’t give us anything for pain after lol or at least they didn’t for me

[@Titus4777]

Not the most major but close.

[@cosmicmuffin322]

If men had to do it, no way they would be sent home with no pain relief like women are.

[@lauraadams4390]

Perfect timing to teach teens about pregnancy

[@jaggirl]

Should have shown them a natural delivery. 😅

[@gaylenewood7707]

Yeah with a 15 pounder coming out of the tight cat door..

[@avrilcrisp5725]

I cured my daughter's aspirations of wanting a football team of babies by watching a tv programme about mums tums gone wrong after birth and the different cures they tried to get rid of their sagging bellies. Think it was too thorough. She's nearly 30 and no sign of any grandkids yet 😮

[@didipop7731]

Right!! Doubly effective presentation 😅

[@user-vd5fq6tf2b]

@@avrilcrisp5725has nothing to do with anything you did her entire generation isn’t havimg kids cause we have brains and see how shitty the slave world is and we’re not gonna bring children in to be slaves

[@jessicacrowder7394]

If you think that's rough, wait till you watch the vaginal delivery video 😂😂

[@gringa978]

😂😂😂

[@WTC7]

Wait until you see a man give birth

[@fenlandhobbit2307]

I bet its not as long as my Amazon delivery , that took three days on prime 😮🇬🇧

[@TheAmazongrl]

That was my first thought. 😂

[@reloagentlipps]

Right? Some of them look mortified!

[@noe616]

My wife couldn't give birth naturally. I witnessed three c-sections. I vowed never to impregnate her again, and I'm grateful for her sacrifice. She didn't mind and was happy the babies were born. My kids are fantastic adults.

[@getmoney3416]

❤❤❤ RESPECT FOR YOUR DECISION ❤❤❤❤

[@luciataska4336]

Boh žehnaj Tvoju rodinu, Teba, Tvoju ženu, vaše deti 🙏🏻🍀 Krásne si to napísal, bol si pri nej pri všetkých 3... Úžasné. Mám za sebou 2x SC. Pri prvej exmanžel nemohol byť, pri druhej nechcel. A tak by som si to bola priala. Či SC, alebo prirodzený pôrod, je to zázrak a dar od Boha. Ak by ste mali aj štvrté, verím, že by si stál verne a trpezlivo pri svojej skvelej žene ❤

[@corisuphan1833]

You just realized that after the third time?! 😂😂😂😂 JK Congrats!

[@bonnirhr3580]

Three times before you volunteer to give up???..

[@mattthewanderer5029]

I missed my chance to witness my wife's by seconds because the taxi took forever to come....... Sooo pleased!! 😉

[@robertaldaron8617]

I was an 11.5lb baby. The last of 5. The women in our lives don't get anywhere near the credit, respect, and admiration they deserve.

[@hannablanck6802]

Oh... mein Sohn hatte 9 Pfund ich hatte keinen Kaiserschnitt. Respekt an deine Mom 🥰🙏

[@GoodWillPrevail]

Wow you were a BIG baby! Your mom gets high praise!

[@aryansharma1817]

Wow, I was 7.165 pounds and that is considered quite good where I am from. But bloody hell, you must've been plump!!! And yeah, your mother deserves a big bouquet after this video. Mine does too 😂

[@rasadams9034]

Shout out to those who were taking a sip while watching, those are real future doctors.

[@susanstrickland6774]

Exactly what I thought.

[@caprisun6910]

Yeah, cant be a jellyfish in the medical field! You need a backbone.

[@aiver.a]

I think I only saw two

[@chriskey9097]

They were probably just trying not to throw up.

[@lisadominguez3457]

That would have been me😂😂😂. I’m a registered nurse and have a family filled with MD’s and RN’s. We all married non-medical people. They leave the dinner table on holidays when we medical people sit down. We have awesome conversations, even with the kids. My children were conditioned not to be grossed out or disgusted by medicine. My medical text books were not hidden. They went on yo medicine as well. My youngest is a musician and working towards a music therapy specialist degree in medicine for voice therapy and other vocal disabilities.

[@user-xh1cg2bt3y]

And after all that the mom has to focus her attention on caring for a newborn, when she can’t even walk or sit up by herself. Moms are incredible!

[@StefanaHarris]

My daughter in law is fantastic. Three beautiful grand babies delivered by C section.

[@loveconquersall419]

*Some

[@daretodream...898]

Yep, and she has 2 more at home, ages 3 and 5.

[@Jiesta1256]

Above all: ... not respected enough in this still patriarchal society!!

[@leeen7755]

Father should be parenting too but most of men don't do if, it's sad

[@theposhmaniac5169]

Great birth control option, too. Generally, people have no idea just how graphic the whole birth process can be. And then, once birth is completed, Moms have to begin raising that baby instantly. Moms are true champions.

[@angelwings7930]

And often no one offers to help them, no one thanks them, or asks how they’re doing. It’s all about the baby. Of course babies are the greatest and totally helpless. But there should be a lot of fuss over the mom as well

[@mjhjlhwehcfhb]

I found a video of this when my youngest was like 4 maybe 5. When I showed it to him,without telling him what it was, he stopped shortly AFTER the first incision and asked why I want him to watch a baby being born. We hadn't told him anything about birth yet. I asked him why he thought that it was a baby being born and he replied with isn't that how I was born? Blew my mind

[@TheNix333]

Sorry you showed your 4yr old a video of a c section??

[@user-we3ig9zq4o]

The first surgery I ever watched was a C-section. I almost passed out.

[@lavenderoh]

Mine was arthroscopy of the knee, so boring! I did see a c section with tubal ligation and it was truly awful... the smells 😔

[@PagingDrMakeUp]

Weird

[@kris10rush63]

Oh baby you ain’t gon make it like that

[@sylviajohnson8648]

I have you beat i pass out at the site of looking at a needle 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jasedent7231]

The first surgery I ever had was c section and I almost passed out myself!!!!!

[@awkwardcutie]

Honestly showing any type of birthing videos is such a good birth control 😭

[@idontwantafuckinchnl]

Exactly. Accidentally saw one when I was a child and 30 years later, I still cannot fathom why anyone would want to do that 😂

[@NotFine]

​@@idontwantafuckinchnlpain is alot easier to forget than the good things that can come out it Still crazy though

[@TedEhioghae]

To avoid having sex without using it for its actually purpose (having children).

[@katherinekemick3666]

and the variety of abortion style videos also!

[@htac22849]

@@NotFine who's to say it will always be good things? You still run the risk of pushing out another Jeffrey Dahmer...

[@haleydoe7066]

I'm looking at the ones who can't look away. They are our future surgeons.

[@zayonkiber2510]

Mom had one for me. God bless her strength

[@fapper_dapper]

I was a c section baby. Always thank your mother for getting her gut cut open and dealing with that scar. Spend time with your parents if you still have them. Use your time wisely.

[@viktoriajensen1111]

Aww this is so sweet. How old are you?

[@TK-ij2xi]

My kids are too....my daughter says they're tumor babies because they were removed. 😆

[@Dinonugget_111]

@@ami8181felt

[@l-pv5793]

They didn’t do it for you they did it because they wanted a baby 😂

[@Aussie_EQ]

@@l-pv5793They were the baby though, so technically, their mum did it for them

[@faithfullove5496]

This might just be one of the best prevention videos ever

[@rebeccalavoy6655]

Great point!!!!

[@Goaway624]

It Will sepárate the boys from the girls thats for sure. AND THE WEAK FROM THE STRONG!!!!!!!

[@niyaranerhe5849]

What, in preventing them from becoming doctors?...

[@Alex-cb2gf]

​@niyaranerhe5849 No, from becoming parents.

[@kristinadavert5611]

I took families and children's classes in high school and had to watch these videos and take the baby home. I've never been on birth control. That class was all I needed. 😂

[@nehasbaby27]

This is how many of them were born, they should thank and hug their moms for bearing so much to bring them to this world.😇 after becoming a mom we realise what our mom did for us.

[@mrdeserna]

This vetting process is vital to establishing potential trauma surgeons and medical staff. Not everyone meets the requirements to be in the field of medicine.

[@alwaysaa4199]

I've been through 2 C-sections. My husband was there and he cried the entire time. Then he cried when he helped me take a shower for the first time after the C-section. I love that man.

[@wilhelmina8843]

My husband helped me through all the gross stuff after both of my c-sections. We would both rather forget about it but we always remember that he was there for me when it mattered.

[@chaimomma9198]

My dad almost killed my mom getting her pregnant a month after she almost died from delivering. She almost died again from the infection from his nasty sperm.

[@Up_Leveled]

@@chaimomma9198But what does that have to do with this persons wholesome moment? It’s like a little kid in a conversation where everyone was saying good things about their day and you’re that one kid who blurts out “well my father has diabetes” ..like what. It’s just so irrelevant, guess I’m just confused.

[@doctorfeline9911]

​​@@chaimomma9198 I believe you're desperate for attention. Just remember when you crap on someone's happy moment there are those prepared by the universe to crap specifically on yours until you stop that BS. You always reap what you've sow in this life.

[@amysmiles9751]

My husband told me he was afraid I was gonna die and he'd have to raise our kid by himself 😅

[@marjolewis9405]

If you think it's horrific to watch, just imagine being the patient.

[@aliciadownes4621]

It is no easy ride c section is no easier than v delivery

[@mrshadenoughofallthis911]

I had an emergency c-section. It is quite brutal.

[@marjolewis9405]

@aliciadownes4621 I've had both, a V delivery and an emergency C Section. The recovery from the V delivery was faster and easier than the C Section.

[@Charmaine-hp7xc]

I dont have to imagine that I've had 3 c sections and they don't put people to sleep for that stuff anymore. And it's just as scary the 3rd time around as it is the first time. And my ex's face was green every time asking "WHAT YOU DONT FEEL THAT??? THEY'RE LITERALLY CUTTING YOU IN HALF!!!!!!" Freaked me the hell out. The worst part is when they sew you back up you feel all this weird pulling and tugging 😳 but I'd choose that any day over natural childbirth and labor 😂 sorry for the graphic comment but all the students faces made me laugh and reminded me of my ex when our boys were born

[@makkimontoya7330]

Right, I had 3 and was asked if I wanted to watch😮

[@mihaneagu6809]

I do have 2 C- SECTION ,AND A IN TUBE PREGHANICY! BABIES COMING OUT OF THIS KIND OF , DELIVERY SHOULD RESPECT THEIRS MOTHERS !

[@KimRaiGuyton]

Their facial expressions r everything 🤣

[@buddette3308]

The students watching and not turning away will become best doctors.

[@lindad1582]

Rights! This is why our doctors don't know why your stomach is infected. They didn't pay attention.

[@SuzetteDay1]

I believe you actually 100% correct there. The tough ones with enough grit are watching closely, maybe becoming our future surgeons! Good point.

[@suedefringe]

I'm like , I would have been can I get a closer sear 😆

[@tracylawrence5258]

Only a small percentage there will make it. Most of these people only see the money and not the actual work it takes.

[@lahie16]

That's not it. A lot of girls get second-hand syndrome for stuff like this. Oftentimes, when I see stuff like this, I will even grab my stomach out of empathy. So many girls are probably imagining the surgery, and that's why you see mote of them having bigger reactions than the guys. It has nothing to do with their ability to be doctors.

[@sawyertravere]

That guy that took a drink while still making straight eye contact with the screen was craazyyy😂

[@pissip]

He's got what it takes lol, you gotta for that line of work

[@merrillsmith2270]

Bruh. It's just what you are used to. Not that crazy.

[@Ech0s_1972]

Future military doc right there!

[@Skurian_krotesk]

It's really just desensitisation... I have seen a whole bunch of nasty in my life and after a while you just really don't react to it anymore, i think thats a good thing. More people should be less sensitive of alot of things. The only emotion you should never try to get stoic about is joy.

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

LOL,, love how all the guys be like, "Heh, thats no big deal, i could do that!".....All the girls be, "Ahhhhggg, I got one of those and that looks like it really really really hurts!"

[@Patricia-qt6gn]

OMG!!!!!! That's one of the BEST things they're going to do to see- I'm floored by their reaction!!

[@sandrajkmagruder5310]

I had a C-section. They are all at the age when they need to see this. Look at all of the different reactions. Thank you for sharing this.

[@jeannietimberger2556]

Respect to all women who go through childbirth. Regardless of which way it was.

[@carolannmoore989]

Both for me.

[@mfb6310]

Thank you :)

[@scottinamcqueen6895]

Both

[@bmcontrerass]

Nope it's not true

[@bmcontrerass]

You respect a woman who rise a child with good moral values. Some women gave her babies for money. That dropout your statement about all women been equal.

[@lauriekramer253]

Some of the students seemed focused & interested! Those are the ones that are serious about a medical career.

[@mh-tb9lu]

Or they’re bored af and dgaf

[@ZoomILike2flyAway]

Mmmm No. didn’t see what you saw. They were all shocked. Some queazy and uneasiness. Some expressed nervous laughter and chatter. Serious… ha! .

[@pmerancier]

agreed, and it is better they know now that they don't want to be in that field before investing a lot of money. I wish a lot school had this for other majors.

[@sumellow6304]

A great man once said "IM ONLY HUMAN DONT PUT THE BLAME ON ME!!"

[@christins.1481]

​@@ZoomILike2flyAwayI lived on a farm. Only thing that bothers me is bone cracking or a bone saw. You get used to the smell though.

[@sarahbridgman5615]

😮 I ended up needing an emergency c section at 32 weeks cause my placenta broke 😓 it freaked me out I thought we were going to die 😓 lucky i was already in hospital & they saved our lives. 29 yrs later & I’ll never forget lying there looking up at all the instruments hanging there. I also remember thinking what are all these doctors/nurses doing here at 2am! It honestly changed me forever I don’t think I ever got over the trauma & never had any more kids 😢❤️🇦🇺

[@HenrykZ]

I shall send you a message from Jesus. Thank you for taking it!

[@prathyukoduru4638]

Thank you so much for that professor who had showed c-section video... Because, some elders are taking it as a granted 😢😢... they are literally saying that, it's just not at all a painful thing as a normal delivery 😢😢

[@chinabarrier7357]

I had a c-section and wouldn't change it for the world. My baby girl is alive and healthy. Moms are really freaking incredible human beings

[@laurel1854]

that's not the POINT!!!

[@annanowak8766]

Poród naturalny jest zdrowszy dla dziecko, dla jego psychiki.

[@ariadneschild8460]

​@@annanowak8766 true. I wouldn't have been able to carry any more children if I hadn't had a c-section with my first. My second was born naturally.

[@gideon546]

​@@ariadneschild8460- My Mom (RIP) had 10 of us (5 Girls & 5 Boys) and after I grew-up I always Wondered how She did it & at Home too. 🖤❤

[@ariadneschild8460]

@@gideon546 she probably had good support, a couple of my friends had home births. If everything is going well then there's no real barrier to birthing at home. I couldn't due to my previous c-section.

[@tco-qe1il]

There were plenty students watching without flinching, crying or gagging. I wish they had shown more of those students.

[@rachelmm05]

Those students who didn't freak out, look like they seeing death or gag have since passed this course and are moving on to more intense procedures😊... I've seen a c-section video and I find it very interesting (the procedure itself,not the mom getting sliced open that's quite traumatic)... My question is what are they gonna do when they see emergency surgery, burn victims, car accidents, and other more gruesome things? Many wont make it unfortunately

[@unknown-hn7ib]

​@@rachelmm05true , i heard that if u cant even see blood and stuff like that as a doctor/student then u wont be able to pass the course to actually become a doctor and so on cus i mean wtf?? Imagine having a patient thats bleeding and u freak out 😭 cant just freak out about stuff , i would want my doctor to not be afraid of anything and deal with the problem immediately

[@josiahlefor]

true, but they also weren't as funny.

[@Youtubecansuckmycock]

They did show them thats how you saw them in the first place.

[@kellyoneill-hinckley2955]

Yah NO 😮

[@sugarcan1110]

And there I'll be at the back at 48 years old laughing my head off

[@cheesenoodles8316]

Sat through three, God bless my wife, and her OBGYN, and the RNs. Three healthy sons. I had to have a chair, tray to put my head on and fingers in my ears.

[@kimclarke7213]

As a c-section mom, I thank you for enlightening these kids ❤️

[@bellamacedonio]

What is a C section?

[@medb8882]

@@bellamacedoniowhen you draw a line through the letter C.. can bet quite horrifying 😢

[@Grammichal]

@@bellamacedonio Cesarean section when the baby is surgically removed from the abdomen. Most doctors make what they call “a bikini cut” where the incision is made very low on the belly. I’ve had to have three because the first was an emergency after many hours of labor but some people schedule them deliberately because they don’t want to go through a vaginal birth! My first two are only 13 months apart so they wouldn’t allow me to try labor the second time because I had had a wound infection and they were concerned the scar wasn’t strong enough after only one year. After that, my third cesarean was recommended. Moms can try it for a V-BAC which means vaginal birth after cesarean. ✌🏽

[@bellamacedonio]

Thank you both for the Intel 😅

[@roddo1955]

​@@bellamacedonioits what happens when the D-section bumps with the P-section.

[@bangtanmin0_1]

As a doctor watching a c-section for the first time was still better than what I felt watching a normal delivery for the first time

[@kittymuse4005]

you should have said as a man..lol

[@bangtanmin0_1]

@@kittymuse4005 I'm a girl

[@artisticboundaries]

@@bangtanmin0_1 Mic drop!!!

[@hemendraravi4787]

@@kittymuse4005lmao

[@kathyrogers2065]

@Bangtanminp0_1. I agree. As a nursing student I watched a C-Section then went to a normal delivery. I left wishing for a C-Section instead of a normal birth. Luckily I had 2 normal births with about 1 hour of normal labor instead and healed rapidly.

[@personalcheeses8073]

That last boy at the end reassessing his professional goals 😂

[@flagbabygirl]

And here I was at 18 having a C-section and wanting to watch the whole thing ;) lol

[@Dorfeus]

Shout out to the 3 kids who weren’t squirming. Y’all got what it takes to help people.

[@KoOlNErd-ur8ro]

Doesn't mean the rest can't. Doctors are just normal people, they gotta grow into it. Speaking from experience

[@PearlieCake]

You learn to cope though

[@equux4498]

It never bothers some people, but most medical students will be a little grossed out or squirmish by certain procedures. Surgery, human dissection, or blood does not bother me. However, lumbar punctures made me light headed in the beginning ( not anymore though). You grow into it.

[@Cherryblossoms110]

...that's not how people work.

[@kaycollarfeild]

Nah. I've watched a c and it doesn't bother me one bit. Not as much blood as your expect. But one person pulling on a cut and seeing blood gush out- *shivers* god no

[@elizabethiloveelohim137]

Thanks to a wonderful woman doctor who stood against another doctor's decision, she did an emergency c section and my son lived thanks to her

[@unknown-pk2pn]

damn did you have another pregnancy after that and if so did you have any issues?

[@ia-zc6nc]

​@@unknown-pk2pn2 naturales después de una cesárea en m caso. Por si te ayuda

[@thoushallbefree5387]

Now all those females are going to be too afraid to have a baby after seeing that😂

[@nicksdincredible]

@@unknown-pk2pnI don’t think it would b an issue. In India now a days atleast 50% babies are born by surgery delivery, I don’t know if this right or wrong but answer to your question yes people get pregnant and give birth again its pretty common

[@lagnarowk2298]

@@unknown-pk2pn if you had a csection before you can get pregnant again and you will need go get another csection to deliver the baby. That's why doctors recommend to try for another child after 3-5 years.

[@Cara96]

I had 4 c-sections. 1985, 1986, 1988 and 1994. God is good 🙌🏻

[@rossanafama7131]

Their reaction is so pure 😊

[@barbaracataldo566]

My mother went thru three c-sections. The fist one was after 26 hrs of labor when the doctors figured out her left side muscles were parlyzed and she couldn't push correctly. God bless her.

[@GoOutside321]

Her “left side muscles were paralyzed”? Literally, that makes no sense

[@mariajason3547]

​@@GoOutside321assuming you very much about human physiology? Correct? Even the left muscle of where the baby stays?

[@Up_Leveled]

@@GoOutside321It makes sense, it’s Neuromuscular Disorder(s) in pregnancy. During pregnancy, the enlarged uterus results in elongation of the abdominal muscles and separation of the linea alba. Passive joint instability (as seen in pregnancy) alters afferent input from joint mechanoreceptors and probably affects motor neuron recruitment. The disorder(s) include eclampsia, peripartum cardiomyopathy, peripartum angiopathy, and gestational trophoblastic disease. Of these, preeclampsia/eclampsia is the most common cause of stroke in pregnancy.

[@barbaracataldo566]

​@@GoOutside321It's what my mom was told back in 1957. I may not have the correct wording. But all I can say was when she pushed her left side muscles weren't working to push my brother out. So she had to have an emergency c-section. With this knowledge my sister and I were delivered the same way. Fun fact: I used to call my mom "my little alien" because after all those surgeries she didn't have a discernable belly button. It was just a dimple. 😅

[@maimunahibrahim7661]

To be a doctor...it's not easy...may all the doctors are blessed for their good work 👍👍👍

[@HeartFarts]

To all you kiddos of the class: it's okay to be grossed out! It's okay to be scared! It's a terrifying thing! Welcome to LIFE 😊

[@user-ib9ww6oo9r]

A M E N ✝️🌏✝️ & Young People ❤ Thank You For WANTING TO BE DOCTOR'S & H E L P PEOPLE ❤✝️🌏✝️

[@jerrycalhounjerryleecalhou4192]

ANYONE NOTICE THE BLACK GIRL LOOKED UNFAISED

[@Milk-ck1wv]

​@@jerrycalhounjerryleecalhou4192why bring that up

[@user-hw3cw5ug4c]

Babies. You don't know what you're missing until you have one

[@jorneemem450]

That one guy casually smiling and watching like he’s in a standup

[@elliesouza717]

People don't understand that just because they are like this as teens doesn't mean they will always react to something like this later. I was grossed out by things like this when i was a kid... I've been an er nurse for 25 years... Nothing grosses me out now

[@ReneeWright69]

Their reaction to seeing that for the first time is humorous. You're making something out of nothing! Bet you're super poplar with lots of friends. 🤭 (not) lol

[@EsterHorbach-it9tb]

But most non medical people won't have 25 years of getting used to situations like that. And there is a reason why many people aren't able to work in the medical field...

[@user-do2ym8mb7u]

Thanks for your service 😊❤🎉

[@Marant1000]

Ditto (except maybe the smell of GI bleed)🥴

[@hattielankford4775]

​@@ReneeWright69 You okay, there?

[@jackrabbit.]

Girl in pink with the braids ain't afraid of nothing. No expression, just determination that she will become a great doctor.

[@fathimarubeena196]

I can't see,where is she?

[@Milk-ck1wv]

just because someone is unfazed by a c section doesn't mean they'll instantly be a good doctor. some people are more squeamish to smaller things

[@allbirdsareedible]

@@fathimarubeena196 They might mean the one with dreads.

[@iamSHERITALANAE]

@@allbirdsareediblethey aren’t dreads. 🙄

[@warriorwomanpowell6857]

Her demeanor reflects she is serious about her studies should be a good doctor candidate

[@MrMaster2262]

The teen lad in the green jacket & grey hoodie 🤣 he has not moved an inch with the same expression still on his face!!! 😂😂😂

[@andrewwoods8153]

Present for my daughters' c section birth, the most amazing experience of my life

[@iivy25]

I had to watch a c section video my freshman year of high school for my health science class. Let’s just say i have a whole new level of respect for my mother now.

[@dinkvjr]

❤❤❤

[@dennissmith9259]

Respect to all the Mothers who carried their babies and delivered this way. I will love my wife forever for giving up her body for our two beautiful children.

[@Icy_Clover]

You are a good man

[@Hehua69]

​@@unbenutzt310Doch! Ich hatte z.B. einen Not-Kaiserschnitt. Mein Sohn hätte ansonsten ersticken können!

[@user-cl7ln5ul3l]

Really your wife is lucky God bless you

[@awatifhassan9365]

Your wife is very lucky to have a decent man like you ❤

[@Heike0815]

wieso den Körper aufgegeben? Ich wurde nach der Entbindung schlanker als vorher... Habe allerdings meine beiden Kinder auch jeweils 10 Monate lang gestillt und treibe Sport und ernähre mich gesund. Man gibt seinen Körper nicht auf. Stillen war wunderschön, die Schwangerschaft nicht, weil mir immer übel war 😂

[@underthesun-ml4mu]

The boys looked half disgusted and half curious enough to keep their eyes on the screen

[@user-id8ij4xy5w]

I'd just Be sitting there Saying, "oh so thats how i was born"😂

[@Ang_This2shallpass]

The one kid just starting off in a different direction was funny😂

[@nadanalia3000]

Doctors are special people- they’re not only highly intelligent but they aren’t squeamish. So many people have the brains to be doctors, just not the stomachs.

[@dbloskidelros]

That was me; my parents wanted me to be a doctor. I was toying with it & decided to be a pediatrician. Ultimately, I couldn't stomach it; now l'm a (recently) retired engineer. 😊

[@Mehki227]

Or you just need to be a sociopath 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@nadanalia3000]

@@dbloskidelros love that for you! ❤️

[@user-qs9qt8mo3c]

This! I definitely have the smarts but not the stomach

[@xXxSapphir3xXx]

​@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 fainting is not common. Yes, it happens occasionally, but it is not common place.

[@purplebubble777]

That one girl in glasses with straight face looks like she is enjoying it 😂

[@gracielavazquez765]

Having a baby, after surgery, with pain and sleepless nights taking care of my baby for two or three weeks, yes, It was hard, but I loved doing it for my baby!❤️

[@tft_and_chill]

respect to every medical worker

[@masonmurphy6009]

Unless they made their own medical decisions right?

[@kimberlyrice2644]

How about respect going out to the mothers doing all the work & experiencing the fear & trauma? Geez!

[@Paranormal3activity]

@@masonmurphy6009Hehe, exactly!

[@jonathanarmy4106]

​@@kimberlyrice2644 what about the father's?

[@FernandoChaves]

What's a medical worker? I know what a healthcare worker is. The only people that work in medicine are physicians. Is that what you meant?

[@joybrooks564]

One of the best birth control lessons ever

[@NeonRandy]

Yeah lets scare the younger generations away from having children so that our species dies and civilization collapses. Procreating is such a boomer thing to do.

[@Ana_Ines3420]

🎯

[@MiguelSanchez-ce2qq]

Maybe they should FoIA a 32-week old abortion from planned parenthood.

[@missc4079]

Watching a video of a woman giving birth to a breech baby that was feet first without any pain meds.

[@joybrooks564]

@@missc4079 I know that must have been painful

[@cherryberry393]

Some of them are unfazed but feel like they have to react because everyone else is reacting😂

[@motfc8]

Way back before the internet, hell even before cable. I used to watch public TV and occasionally they would show random surgeries and I would just sit there amazed. Most of these kids, will not cut the mustard.🤣🤙🏼

[@colettegillmore1374]

I delivered via c-section at a hospital that teaches our future doctors. I had at least 15 people in the room during the birth and was laid out on that table for just over 2 hours. They taught everyone in the room, and took their time doing so. It was amazing to hear the conversations, questions, and anatomy lessons given between all the doctors and students, the gasps and noises they all made during. I'm so I'm glad I could help out. I think it was memorable for most of those students because it was their first time watching and participating in a c-section. It was obviously very memorable for me too. The delivery was the easiest part for me. Getting feeling back into your body is unexplainable sensation and as soon as you feel your toes again, about 4 hours later, they make you try to walk. That was the hardest part. Oh, and this was all done in the height of covid. What a crazy and amazing experience! So Blessed!

[@deehentz7142]

So glad you came through it all especially wo COVID ❣️

[@Grammichal]

Cool!! I guess it’s better than being in a cadaver lab. 😉 My massage therapy class members all volunteered to go to a cadaver lab at a naturopathic university. A naturopath showed us each of several bodies so we didn’t touch them. The naturopathic students do dissections at the university. It was a very respectful process and educational, of course. I have never heard of a teaching hospital asking for volunteers like you. It makes sense. ​​⁠Someone asked what C-section meant so I answered: A cesarean section is when the baby is surgically removed from the abdomen. Most doctors make what they call “a bikini cut” where the incision is made very low on the belly. I’ve had three because the first was an emergency after many hours of labor but some people schedule them deliberately because they don’t want to go through a vaginal birth! My first two are only 13 months apart so they wouldn’t allow me to try labor the second time because I had had a wound infection and they were concerned the scar wasn’t strong enough after only one year. After that, my third cesarean was recommended. Moms can try for a V-BAC which means vaginal birth after cesarean. ✌🏽

[@yermom420]

​@Grammichal At the teaching hospital near me they didnt ask you back in the day it but things have changed alot !!! It can be weird depending why you're there having a ton of people in a room talking about you like you're not a human and just a disagnosis.

[@HopefulInterventions]

I also had my son via-c-section. But I would be too ashamed honestly since you’re hand-naked, literally. ❤

[@deborahormechea]

Wonderful!

[@FuzzydustbunniesLiz]

Both of my sons were born via C-section, and it was funny w/ my younger son: One of the nurses who assisted the doctor performing the surgery announced: "Time of birth: 4:43pm." (I remember being a tiny bit disappointed because for half a second I thought, "Oh, it would've been cool if he'd been born at 4:44pm, but oh well"). But I didnt say a word about it. Then the doctor looked at the nurse and said, "Nope, not yet. The head's still in there. One sec." Then I hear this *pop* & feel a tiny tug, and the doctor announces: "Time of birth: 4:44pm!" 😁🥰

[@huyenly7603]

Doc knew what he was doing. lmao

[@CCE799]

😊

[@christophineshiweda3502]

My son was born 5:55pm 😂😂😂

[@hexenhammer483]

The dude taking a drink is ready to be a doc.

[@DanielFernandez]

Grey hoodie/green coat simply clocked out...

[@dawnsolomon6233]

Yes, as a mother they blocked me seeing everything with a blue shield. I could not see anything. I only felt pressure being I had epidurals. But the pain afterwards because of the air that get trapped inside of your stomach from opening up your body was very painful. They force you to get up and move around and get daily exercise using a walking and an IV stuck in your arms. Then going home to take care of the baby while you heal.

[@mariarojas7303]

tuve tres cesáreas y te comprendo perfectamente

[@melissadouglas570]

I was pissed that everyone got to see my insides except for me!!

[@realitycheck816]

Epidurals - isn’t that the thing that numbs the pain but makes u have risk of Arthritis when ur older

[@seniorita3287]

Kept asking if you passed gas yet? They won't let you eat solids till you do. But they don't tell you why they asked. I lied because I was starving 😮

[@bdancestars]

@@mariarojas7303THREE TIMES! I heard short women have a hard time delivering babies.

[@mahina7435]

All of our doctors and nurses started out like these students. We are looking at our future. God bless them

[@kateorwell7203]

Yeah, don’t share the same enthusiasm, all trained by big pharma for prescribing their pills. No real empathy or care anymore, they actually end up killing many, too busy to find out what’s really wrong, just dose the symptoms and move on.

[@Allthemotioninwhite]

I highly HIGHLY doubt ALL of them acted like these immature uncultured kids. For fks sake, if they want to get into medicine you’d think they’d at least have the balls to watch the video and not cover their eyes. 🙄

[@alice-gv9kb]

​@@Allthemotioninwhite i dont think the instinct to cover their eyes makes them immature and uncultured

[@Allthemotioninwhite]

@@alice-gv9kb absolutely does. If they were mature enough and already going into the field, they should be able to handle watching a birth ffs.

[@mekajones7273]

I wouldn't let any of them do surgery on me or my family..

[@helenh20mo]

😂😂😂 I love this .. get used to it kiddos

[@adrianlewis3388]

Every teen needs to watch this 😅

[@SillyPudding]

I had the absolute honour of being birth partner for my sister on several occasions. I watched natural births, and I watched my identical twin nephews being pulled out of my sister's womb after a C- section. Let me tell you, it is one of the most graphically beautiful things I have ever witnessed. And these surgeons are not gentle! They have a job to do and they get on with it. I watched the stitching up afterwards too, because i wanted to witness everything. My heart goes out to all surgeons and nurses who do this every single day. What feels miraculous to us is just another successful day to them. And all i see in these youngsters is just a natural reaction to something that very few people of any age get to witness.

[@rebeccalavoy6655]

Wonderful comment ❤

[@momobryan737]

I had a C-section with my first baby! Recovery is going well so far but its not been easy. Luckily my daughter is a super chill kid.

[@candikretz8526]

Loved that morphine pump.

[@roserosario14]

Both my sons (all grown, now) were C-Section babies. Recovery is a bit harder and longer than a vaginal delivery

[@momobryan737]

@@roserosario14 I just had her about 2 weeks ago and yes it is really hard it's making me realize just how much we need to use our abdomens to move around.

[@momobryan737]

@@candikretz8526 I did not! I preferred Motrin and high dose Tylenol To the PCA pump

[@gatdemun]

Congratulations! It will take a couple weeks but you’ll Be alright. Get a belly wrap. ❤❤❤

[@Confused_Fellow_1507]

I'm a nursing student and When I saw it for the first time in hospital, i fainted 😂

[@bangwrldd]

love having a strong stomach lmaooo

[@sjladuke75]

As a former OB/GYN nursing manager, this never phased me. My turn off in medicine was always eye surgery because you see it staring back. My daughter is a surgeon & absolutely loves it. My son is an ALS Paramedic, was a life flight paramedic, now flies Army Black Hawk helicopters, but still remains a paramedic & volunteer firefighter. They were raised on a farm, so not much bothers them.

[@benjamindiequez115]

OMG ! I was an open heart surgery nurse for 28 years. Never once did it bother me...sawing thru the chest, going on bypass, blood (screaming surgeons). But if I was working an off shift or holiday and we had emergency eye surgery, u would have to call in the on-call nurse. I could NOT do eyes. Wasn't extremely fond of hand surgery either. Something about seeing the body part and knowing that it was a person as opposed to draping (covering up the person) then all it was was a thoracic cavity.

[@SuzieLady]

Congratulations on kids that are accomplished members of society. That’s wonderful ❤

[@dianebaum5194]

My surgeon also said he doesn’t see how eye doctors do surgery on eyes .

[@Moddance19]

LMAO!! "you can see it staring back"!! nooooooo

[@katherinec1111]

.

[@UncrownedGlobe3]

That one guy staring off into the distance at 7 seconds is what did it for me 😂

[@Epck]

Probably getting lightheaded fr

[@ac6418]

Kid went through all stages of trauma at once.

[@_Cursed_Queen_]

That one got me too!! 😂😂😂

[@RowdyProwdy]

As the Grinch said about MY GENERATION… We were all desensitized by movies and television. Y’all weak 🤣🤣

[@aproxaprox]

Females students : 🙈🙆😭 Males students : 😎 ........✍ Boys 💪

[@Susweca5569]

I could tell by their body language and expressions which ones are absolutely going to make it through.

[@user-yb2cy1ww3g]

Ot else you are seeing someone that has seen it before. Now I don't want to see what they saw.

[@Texaslife98]

Right… it’s ridiculous to not gain control over your emotions during an important class

[@Belisarius536]

@@Texaslife98I know, you wouldn’t think they were adults. This is something you’d expect when shown to high schoolers. They are soft

[@powelll]

black girl sitting like she's already operated the procedure

[@kaviyaprabharan1832]

Show them normal delivery videos too .the first time I realised about normal pregnancy the most unforgettable day of my life .salute all the lovable mother's in the world ❤

[@kaviyaprabharan1832]

@@bambilackner I agree with ur opinion. My point of view is not every women feel like this every women has different opinion about normal and c section delivery .my sister had a normal delivery her labour pain unexpectedly started and my mother and I were only people to be with her. When she told us it is the first time she experience such heavy pain . Normal delivery for some women still the most painful .

[@babyshark833]

​@@kaviyaprabharan1832 during the procedure,yes , but afterwards normal delivery mothers heal way faster than c section who most of the times will leave with permanent damage to their bodies, so it's best not to compare the pain 2 mothers go through, mother is mother

[@mikihara6493]

Students reaction is so cute!

[@joeguzman3558]

I guess they used to believe a big bird was the delivery way lol

[@lilbluemandowatchesstuff9612]

When I saw the video when I was in high school, my teacher replayed the water breaking because the boys were cringing. My mom had c sections for all 4 of us. I hugged her so hard that day. ❤

[@karlaolson6238]

And who's been sacrificing for you ever since?

[@penelopegarcia3830]

@@karlaolson6238huh? what is bro yapping about

[@Brice__420]

They legally can’t even play that video to anyone under 18 your a bad lier dude

[@jMichaels878]

@@Brice__420 Some high schools offer specialized classes for medical-related curriculum where students can enroll with signed parental consent forms.

[@karentucker2161]

They usually won't donit or like to after 3 for safety reasons. I know people who has had them. It's exactly what they were told too.

[@MiriamMillen]

99.9% of students - looking away, covering their eyes, actively trying not to vomit. Questioning their choices. .1% - watching and smiling the whole time. Future Surgeon. Update: Wow! Thank you so much for the likes and interesting responses! I don't think I've ever had that many likes in my very long history on social media, LOL

[@pradap2298]

.1

[@tsmeman63]

Or serial killer.

[@MiriamMillen]

@@pradap2298 Okay, fine. 🤣

[@MiriamMillen]

@@tsmeman63 Well I hadn't considered that, so thanks for that image! 😂👀

[@abhijitpalaye6311]

yeah that 1% students was only boys 👁️👄👁️

[@mortuavwy]

Yall crazy i watched it when i was 10 laughing 💀

[@data_expunged97]

Less intense, but reminds me of a health class in middle school where we watched a documentary that featured footage of a woman giving birth. To be clear, we had been thoroughly briefed on it beforehand, both by my teacher and by older students who had been shown the same documentary, but I’ll still never forget the look of sheer sadistic delight on my teacher’s face as she watched a room full of 13-14 year olds react. She was a great teacher tbh, one of the rare health teachers who actually did a good job, I always feel really lucky when I hear other people tell horror stories.

[@melissamundle456]

We had to watch natural vagina delivery in high school health class and we also had to take a mechanical baby home for 3 days that was programmed like a new born❤❤ great birth control. I still don't have kids.

[@user-ou5cr2mt4s]

Lolololol yes

[@natalievu4399]

I saw a documentary about birth when I was 8 & I was traumatized. I'm 49 & sometlimes I regret not having kids.

[@user-du5gr8pe9w]

And there's the flip side-- I've often been told, "You're lucky you never had kids!" Well---maybe, but I will grow old by myself. Not something to look forward to.

[@edwinbell6741]

And you are the one missing out of not having a blessing given to you! To each their own I guess.... having little munchkins are all Blessings to me! The only problem is they grow up way too fast! Don't blink or you'll miss having them be innocent little crumb-crunchers! Now they done 'growed' up and have kids of their own! 😳

[@Ariel-lol]

​@@edwinbell6741idk why but this comment made me really happy when you said munchkins, cause i thought about Dunkin donuts and that made me think of their munchkins, which means once my son is born and old enough, i can take him to Dunkin donuts and we can get munchkins😂😂

[@119mbeth]

I had one. Then less than a week being released from the hospital I was forced back to work full time. Hug your mom.

[@probablynot1368]

Oh, my! That’s major abdominal surgery! I’m sorry that you had to return to work so quickly. Was your employer compassionate enough to put you on very, very light duty desk work?

[@catherinehenry6762]

I'm pretty sure I can point out those that aren't going to make it through first year

[@muffinconsumer4431]

This is insanely sad and highlights the failure of capitalism

[@tracymackinnon4692]

You poor thing...I had a c section and there's no way I would have wanted to return to work that early ❤

[@119mbeth]

It’s ok guys lol. I was a single mom so I had no choice. Drove myself there in labor, birthed alone, got a sitter when I was discharged and had to get back to the grind.

[@kristianrasmussen964]

That dude in green jacket isnt having it.😂

[@beatrizdearaujo8328]

Some girls reconsidering their desire to have babies and others reaffirming their decision to never have babies.

[@observer8736]

Say, thank you to your mothers who carried you for 9 months and gave birth to you 😊

[@younglaster]

Why? I didn't tell her 22year old self to raw dog a 17 year old with no job!

[@Naija_mimo]

They didn't ask to be there so the thank you should either be two way or non existent

[@bunnywar]

​@@Naija_mimo hope everyone's as cold to you as you are

[@rebeccagutierrez8170]

Im with the youngsters on this one! 😊 N i have 4kids. They try to celebrate mother's day. I will never allow it. But i will make the day special for them and my grandkids. 😊❤parents need to get ober themselves bc none of us are perfect or the good guy.

[@marvin2678]

​@younglaster bro😂

[@MIMI-jk3hr]

I hope you kids have much more love and respect for your moms. When you go home you should give her a huge hug

[@loveconquersall419]

And the abusive mothers who beat, starved and killed their kids, they get a hug too? 🤔

[@roddo1955]

Every orphan who was dumped by their mother has to thank their mother, too? Foh. Thank your parents for keeping you alive but don't thank them for conceiving and birthing. They don't birth children for your sake. Birthing children is a consequence of a fertile people's choices or wishes. It's a selfish thing to do.

[@waspanimations7037]

Not everyone had a C-section

[@fourpinklunas]

I pray none of the ladies ever have to physically have to go through one, cause now they fully understand

[@Pandagurl218]

Seeing these reactions has solidified for me when my son tells me he wants to be a neurologist he means it.. Always searching up surgeries and nonsense courses to watch not fazed one bit 😅

[@janesays1278]

*fazed, not phased.

[@solarheartz]

@@janesays1278it's the internet who cares

[@Pandagurl218]

@janesays1278 thank you, that is new knowledge to me!

[@roddo1955]

What does a neurologist have to do with a c-section.

[@Pandagurl218]

@roddo1955 It is relevant to their reactions. Some individuals can not stomach the site of blood, guts, and other surgical field discomforts that some may face. The grimaced faces should have elaborated my point. He is a 4th grade student at John hopkins cty Enrollments, a contender for odyssey of mind world finals 2025 and determined to be a doctor who will "fix brains" ..

[@reginaheck5720]

I had a c section. Now I know a little bit what my mom went through. Except when she had a c section with us kids, times were different. I'm grateful for the knowledge our nurses and doctors have to make things a little easier for us today ❤ much respect 💯

[@chucknutly3290]

If I had it my way society would be divided into people that were born naturally and people that were born via c section and the c section people would all get secret benefits and be bestowed with hidden knowledge. C section people would all have eyes wide shut parties and stuff like that too, regular people would basically only be here to serve us but they'd have no idea.

[@lindaperkins7308]

I have 3 c sections my children's heads where perfectly round and over half those girls will have them.

[@AngelAshes36]

I didn't have a c-section, so clearly, I didn't take the easy way out like you guys did. *sarcasm* 😂 Sorry, I had to. I've legitimately seen comments like this, and think to myself, "Have you even SEEN a C-section being performed???".

[@reginaheck5720]

I tried for 8+ hours to give a natural birth. My son's head was getting stuck. They had to take me into an emergency c section. The fear and worry I had for my baby was like no other 😭 When I heard him cry when they got him out, all that stress and worry washed away. I'd do it all over again. His safety and the past 4 years, and many more to come, of his life is more important to me than those who say "the easy way out." It definitely was not easy. The pure fear that my baby wasn't going to be okay, broke my soul 😭 We do what we have to do to make sure our babies are safe and healthy❤️ also, the healing process is not as simple as natural birth. I had to get a blood clot cut out weeks after giving birth.

[@reginaheck5720]

@@AngelAshes36 it's not a crime to have a dark humor 😊❤️

[@zeta5654]

Take it from an OR nurse, a C section in most cases a very joyous and beautiful surgery unlike the others

[@antoninaneison1294]

I wonder how many of those girls thought nope, I'm never getting pregnant. 😅😅

[@linkbestboi]

the 1st time i went to labour room and observed how a normal delivery was done, it broke me into tears and immediately called my mother that night TTTT all mothers are definitely heroes ❤

[@MLMLW]

Well thank you. We try. ❤

[@theresstillhope3168]

Only at the time of mothers.. Rest of the time they are zeroes 🙄