All of these online forums or bulletin boards (aka bboards) are active with lots of helpful people waiting to lend a friendly ear and give you advice. Your best bet is to take a look around at each of them and see where you feel comfortable.
BabyCenter: Cesarean birth support From their own description: "If you're scheduled for or recovering from a c-section, you'll need extra help with your new baby. Talk to others about how to manage and recover, and share what's worked best for you." This bboard has a lot of traffic and lots of women with all sorts of questions and answers for one another.	iVilliage: Cesarean Birthing From the bboard: "Join us to discuss the physical and emotional aspects of having a C-Section as well as to offer information and guidance to those undergoing a Caesarean birth." iVillage bboards do a nice job of building a community by providing areas for off-topic conversation for those who frequent a specific bboard.
The International Cesarean Awareness Network (ICAN) Online Forum The International Cesarean Awareness Network (ICAN) hosts a forum as an online support group for anyone wishing to discuss birth and cesarean issues. Topics of discussion frequently include how to avoid an unnecessary cesarean, preparing for VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean), healing and grieving from a difficult or traumatic previous birth, how to find a caregiver who is supportive of vaginal birth and VBAC, informed consent, childbirth education, the role of doulas and midwives, birth stories, etc. You must register with ICAN in order to access the forum.	Pregnancy.org: C-Section Support From their homepage: "Whether you are scheduled to have one, are having another, or recovering from one, a c-section can be debilitating and hard to recover from. Find support, get questions answered, and find out what other moms are doing to feel and move better."

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