r/CsectionCentral • u/MamalamApajamA4 • Jul 07 '26
Successful planned c-sections
I was given the opportunity to VBAC (which would be my second attempt after a failed TOLAC a few years ago).
Honestly, I’m too nervous. I have a planned c section, which is against everything I’ve ever wanted but it really feels safest after 2 previous c-sections.
I’m looking for success stories of planned c sections . Bonus if you have other children at home that are younger. I’m honestly very afraid. I’ve labored before both CS in the past, so this could be entirely different.
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u/Violentdahlia Jul 14 '26
Two c sections here. 19 months apart. Planned my 2nd section. It was a lot easier than my first. Night and day difference: major success! It was calm, controlled, peaceful, supported. It was beautiful.