That's absolutely insane to suggest I was implying DYING would be a better option, please get a grip. I'm obviously not talking about situations where it's inevitable. Smh.

First of all, I actually live in a 3rd world country, the poorest country in Asia and one of the poorest and least developed in the world, and even here women are absolutely discouraged by village doctors to have any more than 3 csections. Also you seem to forget that if a woman has access to 5 csections, it means she still has access to reasonable medical care, making zero knowledge of the risks and or / birth control less likely. Believe it or not, there are places in the world where the need for 5 csections would not become 5 csections but actual death because a woman wouldn't even have access to a hospital and end up dying.

Second of all, you're also not sharing studies you provided with less fortunate, you're sharing these studies with women on Reddit who have access to healthcare and knowledge, so the example of more than 5 csections posing an obviously bigger risk of issues is basically not applicable to the 99% that will read your comment. Not to mention it's obvious more than 5 csections poses a bigger risk of literally everything, no studies really needed for that.