Opinion: ‘They don’t need your permission.’ When childbirth feels like rape
The shouting began soon after my son was born. “We’ve got an inversion!” the doctor yelled to his team.
Moments earlier, a nurse had pressed my newborn son against my chest. I bent to kiss his dark curls through my surgical mask, then he and my husband were escorted out of the operating room.
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The shouting began soon after my son was born. “We’ve got an inversion!” the doctor yelled to his team.
Moments earlier, a nurse had pressed my newborn son against my chest. I bent to kiss his dark curls through my surgical mask, then he and my husband were escorted out of the operating room.
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2023-02-23 15:15
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