One of the things I'd debated a lot about since finding out I was having twins was whether to opt for a c-section or try having them naturally and I really was 50/50. So at 34 weeks when I had to bite the bullet and get booked in for either an induction or c-section come 37 weeks, I finally decided on a c-section rather than naturally like with my son 2 years prior. Once the decision was made I found that there wasn't really that much practical information (only the medical info you get) about the recovery and afterwards in general or any advice or tips about the reality of it all.
One of the things I'd debated a lot about since finding out I was having twins was whether to opt for a c-section or try having them naturally and I really was 50/50. So at 34 weeks when I had to bite the bullet and get booked in for either an induction or c-section come 37 weeks, I finally decided on a c-section rather than naturally like with my son 2 years prior. Once the decision was made I found that there wasn't really that much practical information (only the medical info you get) about the recovery and afterwards in general or any advice or tips about the reality of it all.
