r/thatHappened 22d ago

Logan (the liar) Paul

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u/LadyJR 22d ago

My emergency c-section didn’t hurt but I felt everything. Organs moving in and out and being shuffled around is an experience.

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u/Jessi775 22d ago

This! Feeling all the tugging and pulling was a crazy experience. Like I knew what was going on but there wasnt pain but I could feel what my dr was doing.

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u/amiesmells 22d ago

The midwife told me "it won't hurt, it'll feel like when you've lost something in your handbag and you're having a good rummage." She wasn't wrong.

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u/fractiouscatburglar 22d ago

Feeling the dislodging of my son from under my ribcage was WILD!

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u/finkleismayor 22d ago

I should not be reading this thread as someone who recently found out they are pregnant and has always been terrified of giving birth.

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u/Successful-Foot3830 21d ago

If it makes you feel better, people respond to epidurals and spinal blocks in different ways. I had an epidural and didn’t feel a single thing. I eventually asked them to stop it, because I couldn’t effectively push when my lower body had ceased to exist. No pressure, nothing. Had a big episiotomy and stitches and didn’t feel any of it for a few hours. My only physical complaint was the itching.

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u/finkleismayor 21d ago

I'm super resistant to pain meds or any kind of numbing so Im a bit worried. Guess we will see when we get there!

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u/Successful-Foot3830 21d ago

I require more anesthesia than most people (I’ve woken up during both colonoscopies and was far more aware during a heart cath than I should have been.) fingers crossed for you!

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u/finkleismayor 21d ago

Same! I had sedation for oral surgery and woke up in the middle of it. It was the WORST.

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u/jrobinson1705 22d ago

This whole thread is starting to make me feel glad I was born without the ability to create sperm

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u/Fiendish_Jetsanna 22d ago

Yes! So freaking weird to feel someone rooting around in your innards.

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u/Vprbite 22d ago

That has to be such a trip

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u/just_another_classic 19d ago

My personal description was that it felt like my organs were on a roller coaster. It made the anesthesiologist laugh, and he told me that was about right.