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"I was always nervous of wetting myself or smelling. I just thought: Why me?”
Analysis of more than a million cases showed no difference in infant death rates.
"I'm submerged in a herd of buffalo," said one mum-to-be.
"I remember drawing my last breath from the last cylinder knowing in that moment there wasn’t going to be any more for a while."
"I went into shock. They covered me in blankets and whacked the heating up full-blast."
"I struggled, trying to get my image of a C-section out of my head – and everything I’d seen as a doctor."
Nothing went to plan – I threw up every time I had gas and air and ended up with a ventouse delivery.
"I’d have done anything to avoid a caesarean – I practically begged them not to give me one."
The 38-year-old revealed for the first time that she’d had the procedure.
"I'm just a bit gutted I missed the concert."