Thank you both for your responses. I've always known a c-section was a possibility, but never considered the "reality" of it until now...it's just the unknown so I'm a little unnerved by it. This Dr. is known to be very good at what he does...but lets say he's not the most "gentle" in my dealings with him...excellent "beside" manner vs expertise....he feels versions are the best option and was even open to my choice of a vaginal delivery but readily explaining those risks to me (I was like no safety first) but in my area Dr.'s are very used to dealing with "naturalists to an extreme at times" I am not one of them.
I'm really hoping that he flips on his own, I spent a couple hours last night reading (one site was called flipping baby-seriously!?). I feel more informed on the risks of a version "flipping" but wasn't explained at the Dr.s that most flip back over a form of breech, but then again I'm still at the point of going back next week to check positions and then discussing option...
I'm just always freak out over the unknown: it's a personal issue I have. If I don't have a mild compensation of something in the least I'm wigging out until I do. I have read a bit on c-section and talked the ear off everyone I know who has one, and I made sure that the Dr. and the hospital (in case it's for whatever reason another Dr.) that' the procedure it will be done at does the lower transverse double stitching c-sections as a standard but am not sure what else I need to know to check or be informed to make a decision on...I just can't stand not knowing maybe I need to make an informed choice on something and not knowing what that might be or even what questions I need to be asking.
I thank you both for your responses it's nice to get another's experience and informed opinion when I'm feeling completely clueless over here...I felt both other kids flip over and this guy keeps doing cartwheels but won't go and stay down-I'm definitely feeling him move around (Dad is a lot bigger framed than I am and I think he's taking after Dad). |