You can't say you birthed the child if you had a c section

You can't say you birthed the child if you had a c section. You're just as good as a surrogate. You have to be kidding me. I don't mean to interrupt your breakdown. Your reply was great. But that fucking infuriated me. If you listen very carefully, you can hear Burt and Ernie singing wheels on the bus. That's my wife and my daughter upstairs. Two years and two months ago, my wife was feeling a lot of pain. We had no idea what it was. We went to the hospital. And they told us the most horrifying news ever. That she was going into labor at 27 weeks. So we went to the hospital. We actually took an ambulance to a different hospital. And I'll admit myself, I was panicking. I was terrified. I didn't know what to do with these feelings. There were a lot of things that I wish I did better. But I remember one thing clear as day. Once they started the C section, I had to lock in. I was holding my wife's hand. I was looking her in the eyes. I was talking to her about everything we're gonna do with her daughter. And now she's gonna be okay. And my wife was so strong. She was so strong. It was so impressive. I fell in love with her 10 times more that day. And in the meantime, she was going through a C section. They were cutting into my wife, taking out our baby girl. I can't begin to tell you how real that is. And I was only able to see her for a few minutes until they wheeled her off. And my wife didn't get to hold her. And now you little shitheads come on here and say that she's no different than a surrogate. Even though I'm so, so mad at you and that comment. I don't wish this on you. I don't wish this on anyone. I'm just bringing up my own personal experience because that's what got me so angry. But there were plenty of moms who have to go through a C section. I was a C section. And they are not less than, and they are not, in the slightest, shame on you.