May I ask why you had a scheduled C-section? Yes, that's outrageous and should show you that lots of doctors don't really care about the people at all. Not considering the feelings of people who are about to go through the most important part of their lives, that's because they lost all their feelings themselves. And they don't call it malpractice if a doctor does it. Then they call it necessity. The people tried to sue both the doctor and the CPS for putting them and their baby through that, but no lawyer will take that on...It happens way more than you think.
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Wife was almost 10 months and baby was over 10 pounds
Wasn't gonna come out on his own lol
If that happened to someone with money, lawyers would be lurking in the bushes outside their house. It so happens USA has the best legal system money can buy.
True, unfortunately when it happens to the poor, they have nothing... Did someone actually tell you that the baby wasn't gonna come on his own? Sorry for the questions.
Yes. After the due date came and went, and the wife ballooned, pre-eclampsia, pre-diabetes... we set a date with the doc, to make sure. The inducements to the little tyke to make his appearance were many and varied, and just as widely ignored.
He had to go. His brother needed his womb. ;)
OK, thank you for explaining. Pre-eclampsia yes, that would be a very good reason. The reason why I asked is because a lot of people get told lies in order to get them to agree to things like C-sections. Too many interventions are done while they're not always necessary. But in the case of pre-eclampsia, that would be one of a few reasons to have an elected section.