Comments on: C-Section Risks http://worry-free-c-section.com/blog/c-section-risks/c-section-risks/ C-section Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:58:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: c-section blog http://worry-free-c-section.com/blog/c-section-risks/c-section-risks/#comment-6 c-section blog Mon, 18 Aug 2008 20:16:38 +0000 http://worry-free-c-section.com/blog/?p=48#comment-6 Hey Pauline, Thanks for the information regarding elective c-sections. This is always good information to pass on and I appreciate your feedback. Elizabeth :-) Hey Pauline,
Thanks for the information regarding elective c-sections. This is always good information to pass on and I appreciate your feedback.

Elizabeth :-)

]]> By: Pauline McDonagh Hull http://worry-free-c-section.com/blog/c-section-risks/c-section-risks/#comment-5 Pauline McDonagh Hull Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:58:24 +0000 http://worry-free-c-section.com/blog/?p=48#comment-5 I am editor of a website and blog that provides detailed information about the risks and benefits of a planned cesarean delivery, and while I think that outlining some of the risks here is helpful, it is even more useful for women thinking of choosing cesarean delivery to be able to read the actual research and study reports and evaluate their specific risks and benefits in more context. That is, looking at the risks and benefits for planned surgery versus emergency surgery; and comparing the risks and benefits with planned vaginal delivery (which can be unpredictable and may result in an emergency cesarean or assisted delivery - both of which are associated with greater risks for mother and baby). If I may, I'd like to list three links here that I hope will also be of use to readers of this blog:- *http://www.electivecesarean.com *http://www.electivecesarean.blogspot.com *http://www.gopetition.com/online/20660.html Thank you I am editor of a website and blog that provides detailed information about the risks and benefits of a planned cesarean delivery, and while I think that outlining some of the risks here is helpful, it is even more useful for women thinking of choosing cesarean delivery to be able to read the actual research and study reports and evaluate their specific risks and benefits in more context. That is, looking at the risks and benefits for planned surgery versus emergency surgery; and comparing the risks and benefits with planned vaginal delivery (which can be unpredictable and may result in an emergency cesarean or assisted delivery - both of which are associated with greater risks for mother and baby).

If I may, I’d like to list three links here that I hope will also be of use to readers of this blog:-
*http://www.electivecesarean.com
*http://www.electivecesarean.blogspot.com
*http://www.gopetition.com/online/20660.html

Thank you

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