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Poolplayer
01-08-2005, 02:40 PM
I just wanted to know if anyone has any good sites or books that I can share with family and friends. We want to let them know that the uc we are planning is not so bad after all.
fourlittlebirds
01-09-2005, 01:41 PM
I have a few things on my website (link below) that might be of use to you. I really need to work on putting something like this together, sort of an information and resources packet. I'll be interested to see if anybody has any ideas (you might want to post this on the UC support thread too.)
Poolplayer
01-09-2005, 02:11 PM
Thank you so much for the info and the advice. I'm going to go to your site now! :thumb :)
Poolplayer
01-09-2005, 03:38 PM
Blueviolet
Your website is great! Hopefully sending people the link to it will help them understand why I am choosing uc this time around.
Thanks
Vicki
laurata
01-09-2005, 11:00 PM
I think that you can't necessarily convince people that UC is a good idea. Most people just can't get past their ideas about childbirth as a dangerous "emergency waiting to happen" event. I would suggest feeling 100% confident in your decision and not debating it with others.
firecat
01-10-2005, 12:36 PM
hey blueviolet, thanks for putting that site together. I have another site to add to my pregnancy favorites :thumb
poolplayer, I think you might want to share some of the same sites and books that made YOU decide on your uc. Maybe that will help them see where you are coming from? I haven't had to deal with this yet so that might be way out in left field...
firecat
fourlittlebirds
01-10-2005, 02:29 PM
"I think that you can't necessarily convince people that UC is a good idea. Most people just can't get past their ideas about childbirth as a dangerous "emergency waiting to happen" event. I would suggest feeling 100% confident in your decision and not debating it with others."
I agree. But for those open to considering that maybe just maybe I wasn't a total lunatic :D I was happy to talk and share resouirces with them. I'd rather be understood than not, even it they still ended up not agreeing with me. FWIW, none of my family was interested in educating themselves about it, but just the fact that I was confident enough about it to offer information, I think made them feel that I was approaching it in a thoughtful, responsible way and that was enough for them not to feel like they had to become involved and save me from myself.
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