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It has been four years but Allison Williams Still not coming to terms with his C section.
During the August 25 chapter of it “Land linesShe had a podcast, Williams, 37, emotional in commemoration of her birth experience with his son Arlo in 2021. Previously, she revealed the “extremely scary moment” of having an emergency C department after being in labor for 36 hours.
“My Division-C was almost 4 years ago, and I still have a lot of feelings about it,” he wrote through Instagram On Friday, September 5, alongside a clip from the podcast episode with Guest Sarah Reardon and cohosts Kremer Hope and Jaymie Oppenheim.
He continued, “There are no two born stories are exactly the same. It’s wild how many infinite ways this one, divided, a basic experience can play out. My one was many, and I’ve been fortunate enough to be able to process it with some wonderful doctors (including my OBGYN) after that. But any amount of processing will never be sufficient. from all over the internet.
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Williams shares Arlo with a husband Alexander Dreymonwho married in 2023. She admitted on “Landures” that she had never thought of not having a vaginal birth.
“I thought I thought of, ‘Oh, yes, I might have to have a C section, but I never walked myself through the moment where a doctor comes in and said,’ You need to have surgery, awake, you didn’t know you’ve been,” he explained. “No one spoke to me about my emotional condition, about managing that. My PT, my full medical file got from the hospital and read the whole 200 pages of it, and, as, walked me through what happened.
Williams defeated as she started crying before Reardon – the physical therapist of the pelvic floor called The chamber of the vagina – Chimming in for support.
“You’re not alone,” he said. “You share this gives other mothers the ability to feel that they are being seen, because so many people go through that and they don’t completely unpack it, and we catch it with us for a very long time, really.”
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The Lady The actress has been open for her maternity trip, reporting Seth Meyers on Late In 2023 having a child is “so wild.”
“It’s like full – when I watch baby videos of it now, he feels I watched him trapped in a body that didn’t perform in the way he needed it,” joking Williams. “I watch him make the sounds new -borns make, and I’m like, ‘Oh my God, he was trying to tell us so much.’ And we didn’t know!
