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Caesarean section

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Nov 13, 2026

Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
27:31
Those things are not brought.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
27:32
Whereas the Tanah, the second Tanah, the Tanah of the Breisa, the one that the last three are brought in, because he yelled that Yod Seidofan is considered normal birth, even though it came out by Caesareans included.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
27:49
You still bring it, you can designate it as a carbon and shelah, and the case of Yosem, where the shelach is around.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
27:56
Let's understand something.
Micho RizzoPANELIST
19:45
Oh, no.
Micho RizzoPANELIST
19:45
It was a Caesarean, they told me.
Eddie The VirginPANELIST
19:47
Caesarean, yeah.
Eddie The VirginPANELIST
19:47
I had a big head, I guess.
ShoboyHOST
19:48
Micho, what is your birthday?
Jelena DokicGUEST
28:51
At 12, she gave birth for the very first time at 13 and a half, then at 15 and a half, and had complications.
Jelena DokicGUEST
29:01
Caesarean had to be done because she was so tiny and her body was not ready anyway.
Jelena DokicGUEST
29:06
to hear her talk about her story and to have experienced that will stay with me forever.
Jelena DokicGUEST
29:12
And I could talk about it till tomorrow, but because she, I asked her why she wants to share her story, especially on the world stage like that so publicly.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
9:19
Let's say it's a trefa.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
9:21
Or it wasn't born naturally, it was born by Caesarean.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
9:26
Or it's not eight days old.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
9:28
You remember? It's got to have its mother.
DavidHOST
4:11
Okay.
DavidHOST
4:12
But we're going to go Caesarian, give birth in China.
DavidHOST
4:15
18th of May is when we're... hoping for unless the baby decides to come freaking early which if it's you know if it's me then it's probably gonna be late so we'll go for the caesarean okay all right cool congrats thank you skin go skin nice that he was walking up the stairs going when are you gonna tell everyone I was like well you you're making it quite obvious walking up these stairs because they can hear you But I don't know if anyone clicked on it.
DavidHOST
4:41
Everyone was hard at work, obviously.
NicoleHOST
8:13
up to two years post C-section.
NicoleHOST
8:15
And I am almost two years postpartum with my third baby, my third C-section, and I'm still doing scar massage.
NicoleHOST
8:24
And not as intensely as I was in the beginning because a lot of that remodeling happens the most within the first six months, but I can still feel changes in the area surrounding my scar in terms of like tension and mobility and You know, even now, so it's, it's changing, it's evolving.
NicoleHOST
8:44
Even if you're past that two year window, you can still work on it.
NicoleHOST
9:03
So first things first is scar mobility.
NicoleHOST
9:06
We really want to work on that scar tissue and get it to be less spider webby and more smooth layers.
NicoleHOST
9:12
And you do this through scar massage.
NicoleHOST
9:15
So you can start this right after your incision is healed or right now if you're months or years postpartum.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:12
You would say a Dauphin.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:13
Let's say you have a Caesarean.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:16
Caesarean is they used to cut their stomach open.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:18
And take out the baby.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:20
So technically the Rechem was not opened.
Eli J. MansourHOST
3:33
Rishon le-Nachala lo.
Eli J. MansourHOST
3:36
Right away the Gemara goes to this case.
Eli J. MansourHOST
3:39
The case of the C-section, or the Caesarean, You tell me the first one is no Nahala.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:12
You would say a Dauphin.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:13
Let's say you have a Caesarean.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:16
Caesarean is they used to cut their stomach open.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:18
And take out the baby.
Eli J. MansourHOST
2:20
So technically the Rechem was not opened.
Eli J. MansourHOST
3:33
Rishon le-Nachala lo.
Eli J. MansourHOST
3:36
Right away the Gemara goes to this case.
Eli J. MansourHOST
3:39
The case of the C-section, or the Caesarean, You tell me the first one is no Nahala.
Shaya KatzHOST
6:18
That's referring to the impurity of a woman after giving birth.
Shaya KatzHOST
6:22
And the question over there is, what does it mean to give birth? So Rabbi Shimon's of the opinion that the word teleid in that pasuk also includes a Caesarean birth.
Shaya KatzHOST
6:33
And therefore here also, it's considered a birth.
Shaya KatzHOST
6:39
So the fact that the Chacham Se'v Yodulo is exclusionary, Rabbi Shimon says, no, Yaldulo also includes a Yotzei Dauphin.
Avi LebowitzHOST
45:38
The fact that she miscarried something that wasn't the form of a baby, or she miscarried... within 40 days, so then it would not take away Pidyan Aben.
Avi LebowitzHOST
45:47
Now, Yotzei Dofim V'Bacharav, let's say you have the first baby born from the mother is a Caesarean, and the next one is a natural childbirth, Shnei and Ein B'char, Lola Nachla V'Lol Kohe, neither one is a B'char, not for Nachla and not for a Kohen.
Avi LebowitzHOST
46:02
This is an interesting thing.
Avi LebowitzHOST
46:04
Everyone is familiar with the idea that a C-section, if a baby is born through a C-section, there's no Pidyan Aben.

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