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Does this make sense to anyone else? FB

cmeyer76cmeyer76
in December 2010 Moms

A girl I went to high school just gave birth to twins boys yesterday.  In her FB update, she said she had to deliver them "both vaginally and c-section."  Now, aside from it being TMI for a general post, does that make sense to anybody?  I didn't want to ask her about it, because 1. I'm not close enough to feel comfortable asking her and 2. I didn't want to sound like a beech,especially to a woman whose just had twins.

 

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  • logoz80logoz80
    Maybe the 1st was vaginal, then the 2nd had to be a c section for some reason. Or maybe she misspoke, she did just have twins
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  • Chick7806Chick7806 member

    I have heard of situations where one twin is delivered vaginally and then the other either can't make his/her way out or needs to be deilvered by C-section due to complications/stress of the previous one being born naturally. If any of that makes sense..

    But whatever the case, you will never find the word vaginally on my facebook page.  

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  • dreamtrue80dreamtrue80

    It sounds like she delivered the first vaginally and the second by c-section. I think this is common if baby b turns breech or transverse while baby a is delivered.

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  • babyonthebrain2010babyonthebrain2010
    imageSchick'sChick:

    I have heard of situations where one twin is delivered vaginally and then the other either can't make his/her way out or needs to be deilvered by C-section due to complications/stress of the previous one being born naturally. If any of that makes sense..

    But whatever the case, you will never find the word vaginally on my facebook page.  

    this and THIS!

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  • JulietL129JulietL129
    1st one vaginally, 2nd one c-section because it was breech? I think that is a risk of happening with twins, they don't always both turn the right way. 
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  • Chick7806Chick7806 member
    imageCRFJAG:
    imageSchick'sChick:

    I have heard of situations where one twin is delivered vaginally and then the other either can't make his/her way out or needs to be deilvered by C-section due to complications/stress of the previous one being born naturally. If any of that makes sense..

    But whatever the case, you will never find the word vaginally on my facebook page.  

    LOL!!! Btw, I'm going to add you as a fb friend! lol... my initials are CG!

    Kay! I will be looking out for you!! :))  

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  • akastephyreyakastephyrey
    imageSchick'sChick:

    But whatever the case, you will never find the word vaginally on my facebook page.  

    Agreed!

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  • Villo24Villo24

    imagelogoz80:
    Maybe the 1st was vaginal, then the 2nd had to be a c section for some reason.

     This. A friend of mine delivered the first baby vaginally then they had to do an emergency c/s for the second baby.

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  • cmeyer76cmeyer76

    Thanks everybody! I knew there was something my brain was just not picking up on. Embarrassed

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  • Mamita10Mamita10

    imageJulietL129:
    1st one vaginally, 2nd one c-section because it was breech? I think that is a risk of happening with twins, they don't always both turn the right way. 

    This happend to my SiL. First was born normal, second was breech and wouldn't do a last min turn, so they did emergency c-section.

    ????????
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