Wen Wan stayed at the hospital with Shen Cheng for over an hour before leaving.
During that time, she educated Shen Cheng about the potential harms cesarean section and normal delivery can cause to both the mother and the child.
For example, the amount of bleeding during a cesarean section is several times more than during a normal delivery, the spinal anesthesia injected during the cesarean section and the possible injuries it can cause to the mother, as well as the various emergencies that could arise during the procedure.
That evening, Shen Cheng purposely took out her cellphone and opened the browser.
She typed "cesarean section pictures" into the search box.
About thirty or forty web pages came up, and nearly all of them contained images.
Shen Cheng was never a timid woman, but she had to admit that upon seeing the pictures of women lying on the operating table with their bellies being cut open by scalpel and forceps, she was frightened!
