I think BF varies so much between individuals and also individual babies. Both my births were induced with an epi though the second ended in C-section. My first baby battled to breastfeed, the second latched very easily and the ICU staff were surprised as she was latching with tubes down her nose quite easily. The first I did have to have help with as she battled with the latch for days before I found someone who could help me - she went on to BF for 26 months so something must have gone right after those early days.
Both my children went to NICU after the birth - with the first birth I only had a brief cuddle before they snatched her away, with the second they did give her to me straight after the birth before cleaning her up and again on the way out of the theatre, but I didn't see her again til the next morning.
BF shouldn't change your options blessed - it can be managed (sometimes needs help though) even in hard cases - I didn't get to BF my second child til 18 hours after the birth and she still BFs fine - she even had bottles and tubes of formula in NICU and dummies/pacifiers and she still latched fine so while they give you a method that usually works best, it doesn't mean that the non ideal is not going to work too. Kirima is still BFing quite happily.