I had 3 and the procedure was mostly the same but the recovery was slightly different each time.
I spent around 5 days in hospital.
You can't walk for a good few hours, so ask for help from the nurses.
Wear big undies, like granny undies.
Once you are able to feel your legs, I found it easier to get up as much as possible and walk around to aid recovery.
One thing that stuck in my mind with my first, was just after the baby was born, I got a little cuddle and then they took him away whilst I was stitched up. My husband spent more time with him and it upset me alot. With my other 2 babies, hubby was very clear to explain this to the Drs so I got much more time with baby just after they were born.
You need to take it easy on your self. Don't rush things.
All the best.

I may be the exception but the C-section was waaaay better! Yes, it's sore but I came home after 3 days and had no trouble washing, light cleaning etc. No heavy lifting though. Wish I had both babies this way as it was a much more positive experience.

Haven’t had one but I’d be scared shitless too... wishing you the best of luck !

You will be sore, take things slow. Rest up and go at the pace of a snail. Make sure you have as much support as you can around you. But don’t rush yourself. The more you rest and take your time the quicker you’ll heal don’t push yourself

I had to have a c-section too after have natural births n I was the most scared in my life. But please know that all the nurses n doctors will take good care of you, your going to have a healthy and safe arrival for your bub.
The day after your surgery it's is so painful and they tell you to get up and have a shower it's very uncomfortable to walk. But you need to remember the pain will go away and you are a strong woman and you will get through it.
Don't lift anything heavy then your baby for 6 weeks and don't hang washing out. Sleeping when bub is asleep too helps.
I wish you all the best.