
Those kinds of choices are never as black and white as statistics. It’s never going to be a clear decision where one survives and one doesn’t, there’s going to be a lot of factors that affect the chances for both in a variety of different options for attempting care. The doctor’s professional opinion is also a huge part of deciding what happens. Many doctors simply suck, and don’t prioritize the woman when stating their options. Others are afraid of legal repercussions if things go south
Thats not a question you ask right before labor💔 you discuss that long before, sad that couples dont And also its very dangerous to assume what she would want because most women dont even speak fully on the pain of pregnancy Im pregnant right now and its so disheartening to see this respond
I didn’t mean right before labor, but I’m sorry but I’m honestly not sure what I should say. I’m nowhere near the point in life where I’m ready for a wife and kids, I dont know what any of that’s like. I’m not fully qualified to answer your question because I’m not to that point and I’m also not a woman. Sorry if I made you upset but that was just my quick thoughts.