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Cesarean Section

Video: Another Cesarean Section

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This poor baby. His mother butchered so he can be dragged from his uterine home. He is exposed to harsh light, dragged out by his head and then carried away, cold and scared, into the arms of strangers while mom looks on helplessly.

Today is the last day of April and the last day of cesarean awareness month. Yes, cesareans are valuable in a very small number of instances such as placenta previa but those cases account for somewhere in the neighborhood of 1-5% of births. Most cesareans are simply lining the wallets of obstetricians while allowing them to be home for dinner (and conveniently dodge lawsuits at the same time).

Want to avoid a cesarean? Have a homebirth. Period.

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