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Most people couldn't handle the sight of their abdominal cavities being cut open and having their organs on display (not to mention the husbands). Even if you think you could handle it, you probably couldn't. They just want to focus on...

Yes you do- it keeps your bladder empty and there is less chance of it being cut during the procedure. You do know your bladder is directly in front of the uterus? Its no big deal -

CXC does not disclose their grade boundaries to the public. However these grade boundaries depend on the subject and possibly the complexity of the paper so its difficult to predict exact grades as they may vary yearly and subject by subject. However...

I belive you can have a VBAC, and you should inform yourself and fight for it. You will need about 2 years inbetween deliveries to be completely healed, so it is good to wait a bit. Your birth sounds like a disaster and I am so sorry...

Yes it s possible and there have actually been new studies that have come out that have proved that a vaginal birth after multiple c-sections is safer than a repeat c-section. http://medicalcenter.osu.edu/patientcare/healthcare_services/press/?ID=2835...

Nope, in fact that can be one reason for a c-sect. No dilation is required for pregnancy, it is required for natural delivery 10cm.

If as you say the scar is getting smaller then it is healing and less likely to rupture. I have many scars on my body from operations to lessen the scar I use a cocoa butter that is thick like a lip stick would be. If you can...

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