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In a message dated 8/27/2004 12:43:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

brideandgroom2001@... writes:

3rd & 4th degree lacerations, plus

other research I did when becoming a paralegal.

WlsMomma

23 weeks, 4 days

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LOL.. I much rather heal from a C Section then the Coochie tearing...

:)

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K in Ft Lauderdale

Noah - 10/14/02 (31 weeker)

Jonah - edd 11/18/04 ( currently High Risk Pg.. not WLS related)

Open RNY - 12/02/03

-60 lbs.. give or take :)

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I'm with ya, Sheila. I think we're all a sum total of our life's

experiences, so that being said, I'm having an elective c-section.

It's been my 'preference' for years now, after getting a hold of some

medical textbooks with diagrams of 3rd & 4th degree lacerations, plus

other research I did when becoming a paralegal.

WlsMomma

23 weeks, 4 days

> Speaking FROM MY OWN PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, I had a very rapid

> recovery after my post WLS c-section. Being a L & D nurse, I've seen

> both sides of the VBAC debate (good and bad outcomes) and I thought

> about having a VBAC for about 1 second before I said " NO! " We

> scheduled my section, I was cute, he was out, I healed nicely in 2

> weeks and complete soreness gone by 3. I would rather have 10

> c-sections than ONE OPEN RNY, if that tells you how they compare on

> the pain scale. I dont know if you had open or not, but I honestly

> thought I was dying after the open RNY.

>

> You'll do fine if you have to have a c-section, and you'll heal prob

> much easier and faster.

>

> Concentrate on the most special and important thing.... that baby boy

> getting here the safest way possible!

>

> :)

> Sheila

>

> **disclaimer*

> please no one chastise me for speaking from my own personal experience

> thank you :)

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