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A mother heals emotionally after a rare maternal-assisted caesarean, where she helped deliver her baby, held him skin-to-skin, and shared a powerful bonding moment during surgery.
A mother found emotional healing after a traumatic first caesarean by participating in a maternal assisted caesarean (MAC), where she helped deliver her baby during surgery, scrubbed in, and held him skin-to-skin immediately.
MAC, which requires a singleton, head-down baby with no complications, is rare and mostly available in private hospitals due to staff unfamiliarity, sterility concerns, and a healthcare system that prioritizes clinical metrics over patient experience.
Despite no increased infection risk, it remains underutilized because maternal satisfaction isn’t tracked.
Advocates say MAC should be a standard option for eligible women to improve birth outcomes and support emotional recovery.
Una madre se cura emocionalmente después de una rara cesárea materna asistida, en la que ayudó a dar a luz a su bebé, lo sostuvo piel con piel y compartió un poderoso momento de unión durante la cirugía.