I haven't, but I gotta say that a planned c-section is 1,000,000x better than an emergency one. Emergency c-section Sept 2019 after laboring for a full day (was induced). So, I was exhausted and completely stressed about the health of baby going into the cesarean. I hoped for a VBAC for my May 2023 baby, but with excess fluid (higher risk of cord prolapse), prior c-section, and no sign of contractions, I made it to the scheduled c-section day. Went in "well rested" (as rested as you can be in anticipation) and recovery was SIGNIFICANTLY better. Did I want a VBAC? Yes. Did my scheduled c-section go incredibly well? Yes.
@Tiffany I've heard this! My plan right now is to schedule the C-section and hope I go into labor beforehand. I am NOT getting induced again.
I'm more so leaning towards scheduled c section. Induction was horrible. They had me turning like a rotisserie chicken in the bed and I hadn't slept in...idk how long. I hardly remember specifics because I was under the influence of mag drip. It was not a beautiful experience. If I can plan everything, I'll have somewhat a sense of control and that gives a little bit of comfort. I also have a toddler, so I worry about restrictions after surgery. She's very rambunctious and clings to me. That's why I was thinking about VBAC
Following. I'm hoping for a VBAC so I can lift my toddler, but I'm interested to see what others have to say!