Hopefully I doubt very much they will cancel 'routine' c-sections, unless it genuinely is the 'too posh to push' brigande and I'm not sure they even exist outside the Daily Mail.
ie if it's too risky for a woman to give birth naturally (eg my sister), then a c-section is planned. If it was cancelled however, the baby must come out and it ends up being an e c-section if the risk to mum is too great. From what you went through, that must apply to you surely.
Anyhoo, even if you got pg now, you wouldn;t be due till next spring and they reckon the worst cases will come this winter. I just thank heavens C wasn't born a year later than she was!
Ninja sorry to hear of your family troubles. You just never know what life throws at you. My dad died when he was 44 - that seems scarily close to my age now.
Since C started weaning I've started eating so much better as mainly my food has to be suitable for her. So, no salt (except on my tomatoes - can't resist!), lots more fruit and fish. We always ate loadsa veg. But DP is another matter. He hates the fact that we don't use salt in cooking anymore (ex-chef, go figure) and I do worry that he sometimes eats crap like sausage rolls. I think I'd like to TTC in about another year or so, so need to get us fit for then!!
We've had a few nights of crap sleep here too (a first for us!) - C's had a cold and seems to be swallowing lots of mucus as her poos are awful and she has little appetite. She also has 3 teeth!! 2 bottom and one top one.
But despite teething, a cold and no sleep, this morning she went to her nana's and when DP left, did not cry at all - a first.
She's also not crawling but has got very good at rolling. I came out of the shower on Friday to find she had rolled over to DP's chest of drawers, pulled it open and started to pull all his neatly folded work t-shirts out
meglet hope the recovery is going well - watch some lovely trashy films!