In a story from SheKnows, April Cary talks about having an emergency C-section."Everything went OK. Got home a couple days later and stood up from peeing to a massive

rush of blood and fluid. My C-section had reopened itself. Six weeks of tape and wound vacs and daily nurse visits, and I was mostly back to myself.'"

In SheKnows, Carrie Hornbeck had a C-section that went awry. "My abdominal muscle wall clamped down, and they could not get my uterus back in my body," she says.

"Had the OB, two residents, two nurses and the anesthesiologist trying to pull on my muscle layer enough to stuff my uterus back in, but it wouldn't budge." Luckily, they

did get it back in and she's totally fine. Still, scary AF!

In Buzzfeed,  jacquelines4a31a66f9, said

“When my beautiful 10 pound 3 ounce baby girl was born my world changed, I was instantly in love. I was looking at her when my

doctor started stitching me up. Now, I’ve never had stitches before so the sensation was new (and in my effing vagina, no less) so without thinking I just looked at

my doctor and asked, ‘are you flossing my vagina?’”

Jana Anthoine in SheKnows said "I can't even type it out because I will cry. Let's just say it involved three and a half hours of pushing, a manual

inversion, a broken tailbone and Ambien hallucinations of giraffes cleaning underneath my bed."

From Buzzfeed, Janay Danica Alexandra Guevara said,

"My grandmother was present at the delivery. After the final push as my daughter was born, I looked over to my grandmother to

see if she was crying… She wasn’t.

She was standing in the corner, horrified at what she just witnessed. After the chaos died down I asked my her why she

was so horrified, having given birth herself. She looked me dead in the eyes and said, ‘I have never seen no shit like that in my life. Don’t call me till

after the baby’s born on the next one, OK Mija?’”