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When I was pregnant with my daughter I had a condition known as complete placental previa, which meant the placenta completely covered the cervix. In other words the sac of blood vessels that is supposed to come out in one piece after baby is born was 100% in the way of baby getting born and would tear itself apart if I want into labour. I looked up mortality rates and if left untreated it's something like 50% maternal mortality and 95% fetal mortality. So I had a c-section 6 weeks early and she had a 2 week NICU stay and caffeine drops to help with figuring out how to breathe regularly. She is now 6 and currently playing the Switch.
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sudonim posted:Holy poo poo! Honestly my recovery went better than it did for my second kid which I had the standard way. Modern medicine is wild. And yeah those moms can go gently caress themselves, how you get the kid out is like the least important part of anything as long as it works. We haven't played Kirby, we should give it a try. Captain Toad's Treasure Tracker and Mario Odyssey are big hits over here. Oh! Not me but my dad had non-Hodgkins lymphoma so they took out some stem cells and then chemotherapied him so hard it nuked his bone marrow and then put the stem cells back in so he could continue making blood. This was more than a decade ago and he has been cancer free and relatively healthy since.
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