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I can’t believe I’ve gone 6 months without a deli sandwich with my first son I ate Jersey mikes all the time and never got sick but now that I’m pregnant with another boy I’m like craving it so bad that I gave in and having one for dinner tonight. I know you can heat up the deli meat but I’m craving a cold sub so I’m like fuck it women have sandwiches every day not in moderation and they are fine I’m sure I’m fine and Jersey mikes cuts it fresh for you.

C section and then natural birth

Hey everyone im just woundering to those mamas who have had a c section and then gave birth again if it was natural the secound time or called for anlther c section? And if another c section how was it your secound one? Did you need a battery thing how do they work is it more painful than the first? When is the battery removed? Any other information you wish to share would be appriciated. As im wanting to know before i get pregnant or plan to be in a few years what my options are or if anyone knows off a prefessional i can talk to like the gp? Or could i ring the midwifes or walk kn and ask to talk to them? Dont want to waiste there time though. X

Elective C-section

Hi everyone.

I was just wondering what people's experiences are with requesting an elective C-section?

I know so many people who have ended up getting emergency C-sections anyway after complications. Does anyone have any of their own experiences with this?