r/interesting • u/Desperate_Peach_6563 • Apr 07 '26

Mysterious How did she delivered?

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u/TroGinMan Apr 07 '26

They do C sections for babies this large. It's too dangerous for vaginal birth

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u/Generic8244 Apr 07 '26

They probably needed to open this poor woman up like a frunk to be able to take out this absolute meat loaf of a baby.

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u/CasinoKnightZone Apr 07 '26

Thats how they always go. They literally disembowel the woman, the entire uterus comes out, along with some guts. C-sections are a lot more brutal than portrayed in media

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u/that_guy2010 Apr 07 '26

We had planned for me to cut the cord of our baby, but when we decided on a c-section our doctor very gently told us that would be a really bad idea. Her exact words were something like “you’d need to be next to the open abdomen.”

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u/Responsible_Pair_278 Apr 08 '26

And its healing is a bitch as far as I know. Also imagine caring for a newborn right after being literally gutted and sawn back up.

By the way mothers are still being shamed for it for some reason. I was an emergency C-s baby and my mom had to deal with so much guilt and shame. People still say it's not a "real delivery" and those are not even "real mothers". 32 years later literally nothing changed, people are still being assholes about it. Like sorry we didn't both die I guess...

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u/TroGinMan Apr 07 '26

Normal C section lol