Jules

It's we're just going to see what happens here.

If I have to have a C-section, sounds like.

Um, if you have to have a C-section, your recovery is a little bit better and like you can walk around more so that there's trade-offs, right?

Um, the reason I wanted to avoid the C-section and I'll do that C-section surgery, right?

Yes.

And you will do this.

Yes.

And she'll let you do that.

The reason I wanted to avoid the C-section, if you're wondering why I wanted to avoid it, is I had a 36-hour delivery with my first and I pushed for six hours and I was in so much pain because my epidural didn't work.

I was begging for a C-section and my doctor was like, you can do this vaginally.

If I'm just going to have a C-section with the second, I would have loved to have just done it with the first.

That was my thinking.

It isn't like... It's a wake ab surgery.

It's awake slicing of the abs.

Now, granted, they numb you.

But it's a major thing.

But you're fully awake from what I understand of what a C-section is.

Just a little slice.

Now, I hear you only feel pressure.

And you can put music on.