Medical interventions in birth can be thought of like a plunger.... No one buys a plungers because they're hoping their toilet gets clogged or overflows, or for it to be used with every flush. We have them just in case a situation arises that we need them....
If you needed that c-section or induction or other intervention (the plunger) because an emergency arose, then I'm glad it was available for you. If you don't want it and don't need it, then I support your choice to have it set aside (natural hospital birth), even out of immediate reach or sight (home birth).
It's a oversimplified but it gets the idea across very well.
If you needed that c-section or induction or other intervention (the plunger) because an emergency arose, then I'm glad it was available for you. If you don't want it and don't need it, then I support your choice to have it set aside (natural hospital birth), even out of immediate reach or sight (home birth).
It's a oversimplified but it gets the idea across very well.
