We just moved to Charleston and I'm looking for a natural pregnancy/birth friendly OB/GYN as well as pediatrician that doesn't take offense to homeschooling and a reduced & slow vax schedule. Any suggestions? Oh, on the OB/GYN - I have always been a natural birth mama but my third baby had some complications and baby #4 was an emergency cecarean. I was told that I can still have children but I am now considered high risk - so no midwives.
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