What are the chances of it turning, the midwife said it might, but if it doesnt its a c section because of the way it is lying, and she said it was in the same position last visit.
I have a lovely, calm, natural homebirth planned, I know that a healthy, happy baby, is all that really matter, but this has been the year from hell, it really has and I don't want it to end with a c-section, plus I HATE the hospital and there is no way I am prepared to be separated from DH for days and days.
If I do have a C-Section, can I request to be immediately transferred to the local MLU where they have double beds etc for after care.
This is just one more shitty thing on top of more shitty things and I just want to go to bed and sob.
I'm sorry I know there are people with far more pressing problems, its just on top of everything else, this is one piece of news I didn't want.
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35 weeks and oblique breech
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izzyishavingababyAGAIN · 20/11/2012 15:30
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