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SUMMARY:Trauma
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DESCRIPTION: Birth is inherently a form of trauma. Even if you had the best possible labor and delivery, it is still trauma. And most people don’t have the best possible labor and delivery. Most experience an additional level of trauma whether it be medical, physical, or emotional. I believe this is why many people won’t be able to accurately recount the events of their birth. I think it is a survival mechanism to not remember all of it.
If you are hearing this and thinking, gosh jenny, I actually have really fond memories and feelings toward my labor and delivery, that’s lovely. And I’m not trying to change that. I don’t want you to change that. Savor that. That is amazing. I’m bringing this up for the people who need to hear it and if you aren’t one of them, that’s ok. You don’t need to be. But I didn’t want it to go unsaid for those that do need this.
I think people often downplay or don’t acknowledge the trauma of giving...

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