you say 'If a woman tries her best to avoid a cs and gets one anyway she most likely needed one to avoid any further complications'
tries her best.. i made that point further down, implying that if women just tried harder , they would avoid c.s/intervention.. it's a very damaging frame of mind
right to a c.s... actually, i believe a woman, especially one with tokophobia, other psychological issues, does have the right to an informed choice to a c.s
every woman should have the right to a c.s or homebirth or water birth or whatever birth they are making an informed choice about
birth is more than delivery, it has a huge impact on a woman's mental , physical and emotional health and not listening to women who want a c.s because their reasons are not deemed good enough is insulting to sentient women!
look, i am a big supporter of normal birth, but am a big supporter of informed choice and not just when the choice comes down to the choice being a home water birth
i think a surgeon doing a surgery because it will make a woman feel better, relax in her pregnancy, stop her worrying , is a good thing, if it is an informed choice to elect for c.s
i really hope htat you have more of an open mind when you practice.. what will happen in your birth ecentre if someone needs more pain relief than you can offer.. or there is a sudden need for a crash section?
the whole attitude of 'must try harder' and there being only one right way to give birth is damaging in the extreme