Hagar Moshe's story from the delivery room/screenshot, Instagram
Hagar Moshe's story from the delivery room/screenshot, Instagram
Births are indeed a natural and very exciting thing, but along with the bringing of life and the expansion of the family may also come a real risk, as in the case of the show "Wedding at First Sight"
Hagar Moshe
and her partner whom she met under the umbrella of the reality show,
Nir Pour
.
In a post that Moshe uploaded to her Instagram account, she shared the experience of her second pregnancy and the delivery room: "Aria was born by caesarean section due to breech presentation, and when I became pregnant again so quickly, it was clear to all of us that it was going to be a caesarean section because of the risk of uterine rupture. I was so thankful for the pregnancy and I just wanted it to pass safely so I didn't bother In how to give birth, the main thing is to have your hands full."
"As the pregnancy progressed, I began to desire to experience a vaginal birth, a desire that I was unable to release. The doctors accompanying me during both pregnancies (which is unnecessary for the teams I trust blindly) told me, and rightly so, that a miracle had happened to me and it is not clear why I still need to tempt luck?".
Hagar Moshe's story from the delivery room/screenshot, Instagram
"It's the kind of thing that goes beyond common sense and statistics, the kind of thing that can't be explained in words. In the end, a date was set for the caesarean section and we said that if spontaneous labor developed before then we would decide how to proceed according to the situation. But the universe had its own plans and the little one had no interest in leaving before the due date of the birth ".
"The day before the surgery I was still debating whether to go or postpone it, I tried to think where the obsession to have a normal birth came from. I had an excellent experience in the previous surgery, Dr. Castel, who shortened the sheet to contain how much he was lifting, operated on me.
The recovery was relatively easy, there is already a scar that is hardly noticeable and looks fine, so what's the matter?
Why did you take that risk?".
"Then I realized that what bothered me about the surgery with Aria was that Nir and Aria left the operating room quickly (labor developed before the surgery date and it became an emergency caesarean).
I only saw Aria in recovery again.
And that was the hard part.
Even though I wasn't alone and the team really had me covered, all I wanted was Aria on top of me.
So I asked that this time the emperor would conduct it with zero separation, which made the experience amazing," she shared the positive change.
Hagar Moshe's story from the delivery room/screenshot, Instagram
"Dr. Castel operated on me again, which is a great privilege, the atmosphere in the operating room was exciting, with a playlist of songs playing in the background, they let me see her extraction from the womb, which was the most amazing moment of my life.
They immediately put her on me for skin to skin and she stayed on me throughout the surgery, I was even able to breastfeed.
Then she moved into recovery with me.
She didn't move from me and I got to experience her first moments in this world with her, and it was an experience I will remember for the rest of my life." "
Once again I learned first hand that not everything can be planned and that I probably don't always know what is right for me, because during the surgery it turned out that a normal birth was dangerous It hurt me and the little one, and I'm not sure at all that my uterus could handle it.
Thank God for the private supervision and that everything went smoothly because nothing is taken for granted," she signed in an optimistic and happy tone.
Voila! Celebs miss the womb, where she didn't have to pay rent.
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