Lisa Borg Shares Harrowing Postpartum Journey After Emergency Cesarean Section
Lisa Borg candidly discusses her struggles with postpartum recovery after an emergency cesarean section.
Key Points
- • Lisa Borg describes her postpartum recovery as extremely difficult due to significant pain and hormonal changes.
- • She shares the story of her emergency cesarean section during childbirth.
- • The couple attended their first event away from their newborn, highlighting the importance of self-care.
- • They are set to share their birthing experience in an upcoming episode on SVT.
Lisa Borg, a 35-year-old influencer, has opened up about her challenging postpartum experience following an emergency cesarean section during the birth of her son, Charlie. Describing the initial weeks after childbirth as 'skittuff' (very tough), she emphasizes the significant physical and emotional hurdles she faced during recovery.
In her account, Lisa detailed the pain that left her struggling to get out of bed, as well as the emotional toll from unexpected hormonal changes that resulted in tearful moments. "I can barely get out of bed," she expressed, highlighting the intense nature of postpartum recovery. At a recent red carpet event for the Kristallen awards—where she and her partner, Henrik, left their three-week-old baby for the first time—Lisa articulated mixed feelings about the separation. Henrik remarked on the importance of self-care, noting that while they missed Charlie, it was refreshing for Lisa to reclaim some time to herself after such a demanding start to motherhood.
The couple’s journey to parenthood was marked by urgency, as Lisa underwent the emergency procedure due to complications during delivery; specifically, she revealed that the umbilical cord was wrapped seven times around Charlie’s neck. Despite the challenges, both parents have found joy in their new life. They are also excited to share their birthing experience in an upcoming SVT episode titled 'Lisas förlossning', where Lisa humorously recounted a moment of being 'completely naked' on camera, showcasing their commitment to openness about the traumas and triumphs of maternity.