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@stewy0042 It’s a massive part of it for sure. My labour and delivery was an absolute shit show that also ended in c-section. I won’t go into it all but it involved a failed epidural, a failed ventouse attempt, a lot of tearing, nerve damage due to the hospital’s incompetence, two MRI’s...

@reporter94 I’m in Australia if that helps. I really don’t think it’s common anywhere. A general is a much more risky option than a spinal block.

@reporter94 I had an emergency c-section and was awake, but they were seconds/minutes away from knocking me out because they couldn’t get the spinal block in, took 4 tries. Doing a general for a c-section is really rare, emergency or otherwise.