Woman Calls C-Section "Rape"

So what happens to her rights if they get a court order to force her into a C Section?

Preaching to the choir. I was diagnosed with PTSD after a vaginal delivery. The hospital that performed the delivery was under review because they were doing too many sections for what was percieved to be the doctors convenience. I had the misfortune to go into labour on Wednesday night and deliver Friday morning. Friday being the day that "too" may sections were performed. I wound up needing corrective surgery to repair the damage done during that delivery. Diagnosed first with PPD and then finally PTSD. It took me years to even consider another pregnancy, then I was deemed to be high risk and told where I could deliver and what my options would be if plan A failed.

If they had done the damned section in the first place, I would have been spared a psychiatric stay, a couple of gynie procedures to repair the damage caused by high forceps and my last child would have been born sooner.

So don't tell me that I take the risks of surgery lightly.

I guess I could be poking fun at the tone of your comment, not the idea, of self-determination, because women don't get classes in self-determination during pregnancy, they get pamphlets, books, and classes on how to ask their doctors what is best for them. They get tours of hospitals that tell them how it's going to work for them while they're there. In all the planned hospital births I've attended, I've only had one doctor provide a semblance of self-determination to the patient and that was after the nurse told her she'd be in bed for the duration of her pitocin induction, could have clear fluids only, and needed constant monitoring. The doctor interrupted her to say the patient was an adult in the hospital, not jail, and could do whatever she liked.

Patients have the right to self-determination. But a doctor/hospital/hospital staff shouldn't be required to go against their policies to do it. If a patient is well enough to be "picky" about what they want, then they need to go where they can get it. If the next hospital that can do it is far away, then they have the choice, find a way to get there or have the treatment you can get close by.
Patients have the right to say no. I should have the right to say no I won't accept the liability if you won't accept my judgement.

Does this woman live in the same county as you?

Again, this woman have the choice to go to the nearest facility that is able to assist her in safely giving a vaginal birth, even if she have to get a motel or hotel closer to her due date, so she can have the best care possible for her and her baby. I wouldn't want to go to a hospital that is hesitant in assisting me giving birth. I would be very, very concerned for my life and my newborn's life.

This women is blatantly insulting rape victims and that's what ****** me off the most. I know several women/girls who were sexually assaulted or abused.

No one is FORCING her to get a C-section! She's entitled to take her saggy butt to another hospital. This woman deeply disgusts me and I hold no pity for her.