Oh Lord…. that poor woman. I really dont know how you would ever be able to forget that. That sure is a horror birth story.

Poor woman. I really hope she manages to get over this. Such an awful thing to happen.

One of my worse nightmares – the only thing worse would be if put under but still able to feel and hear what was happening but paralysed so unable to move or speak to let them know. I remember this happening to a local woman years ago

that would have been horrible for sure! poor, poor woman! i can’t even imagine what that would have been like!

How horrifying poor woman

Wow that’s a worst nightmare come true. I hope she gets the help she needs to deal with the PTSD and has been able to enjoy her baby.

That is disgraceful. No woman should have to go through that.

This would be horrendous. I’m lays astonished when doctors are so careless.

I can’t understand how something like this happens, even in an extreme emergency. It is terrifying.

OMG, I can’ t imagine the pain and stress of this delivery. I had a traumatic experience that left me never wanting to go back for another child. Fourteen years on, it’s still vivid. I hope this mother can enjoy her child and receives help in her recovery.

Wow… I know that we are all human but honestly how could someone or some people make a huge mistake like that.

Wow what a huge mistake !! By the C-section of my daughter I went through the anaesthetic and started to feel everything. I could hardly cope and my blood pressure went way down. They gave me more aneasthetics. After the C-section I was so unwell, enormous pain, nauseous, under temperature, low blood pressure and had to stay for 7 hours in the recovery room. Think this woman should have received more.

I have woken up during an operation to tie my tubes. I realised that I could hear what was going on, no pain, thank goodness. I couldn’t say anything to let them know. I said to myself go back to sleep, go back to sleep. Have to let the nurses know that it did happen for the future operations.

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  • • mom90758 replied
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  It must have been so scary for you!!

Only $55,000 – OMG – that will haunt her forever. Poor Mumma

That is terrible. What a traumatic experience. Especially for her first child

What bozos. I’ve had three caesareans because I couldn’t deliver vaginally and I feel for this dear lady. It was painful enough recovering from them even having anaesthetic. But to have none and be traumatised by her ordeal is negligent. It’s no walk in the park. I hope she recovers soon and has full restoration from her ordeal. My thoughts are with her. Incompetent nincompoops. I’m sure they’d feel the cut, and it isn’t one layer they go through to get the baby out.

OMG! A woman’s worst nightmare comes true! What a horrific ordeal and I’m gobsmacked at her only receiving a $55K compensation!!! This poor woman will more than likely suffer severely from this for the rest of her life! Aren’t they supposed to test the area first to ensure there’s no feeling!? 🙁

OMG such a horrible thing to happen and especially with her first pregnancy.

Can’t imagine this – had a lot of painful procedures done, and this makes me feel terrible for the poor patient.

Unless the lady is allergic to it, they could have given the Mum pethidiene it works quickly. If it was extreme emergency it would have started to work and lessen the trauma.