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So, the baby was in the upside down "ready to come out" position for about a week now, but at the last check up the doctor couldn't tell if it was in the position any more, and it may have moved. We have to go in for an emergency ultrasound on Monday to verify what position the baby is in. If s/he isn't in the right position, they're going to try and move it into the right position, which I can imagine would be extremely painful for my wife. Even more painful, though, is that if they can't get it in the right position a c-section will be required. Now, I know what a c-section is, but I was curious today and looked it up on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoCN18ftKzI

Now, if I have to be in the same room with that shit going on, not only will I almost definitely pass out at the sight, but I will be forever scarred.