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10-23-2009, 12:51 PM
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Amazing VBAC birth story
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Helpmeet to Scott  and SAHM to Evelyn Grace (1) 
We  ,  ,  , and eat  whole foods, are waiting for one of these  , and  .
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10-23-2009, 01:27 PM
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Thanks for sharing. I posted it on my Facebook as well.
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Mom to twins + a singleton. Surromom to 1.
Surro baby #2 due June '10.  Can't wait to pump & donate milk again.
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10-23-2009, 04:53 PM
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That was awesome, thank you! 1 week away from my due date and I'm feeling stronger and stronger and reading stories like this makes it even better!
Deb
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Deb, Mom to Madeleine  : and  EDD Nov 2nd, Nick  : and Chris
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10-24-2009, 09:02 PM
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Thank you for sharing that! I have tears streaming down my face as I am remembering my VBAC!!!! That was wonderful! I loved reading it from a super supportive nurse's point of view too!
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Me (29), DH (30), DS (2 yrs - 5/07), DD (<1 yr - 2/09) via VBAC!!!
2 angel babies - 06/06 & 04/08
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10-24-2009, 09:12 PM
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What a sweet story! If I ever have another hospital birth, I hope I get a nurse like her!!
I love what she says about mother directed pushing. I had the whole doctor directed pushing thing with my first and well....I knew even then that that was NOT working for me. I couldn't make it past that first count to 10 without feeling like I was going to pass out, let alone 2 more counts to 10.
With my 2nd, I made it very very clear that I wanted to push on my own terms. My midwife was fine with that and allowed to push the way I felt right. She even told the nurses to hush when they were trying to get me to change up what I was doing, lol. (I ended up in the lithotomy position, on my own, feet on the squat bar, and pushing without putting my chin to my chest, I was actually rather stretched out-and pushing in these short little bursts, though I felt like doing it even in between contractions. It worked fine, my biggest baby to date was born in less than 10 minutes of pushing!) I've done it the same way with my others as well, always just doing what feels right to me at the time.
I just wish you saw that more often...doctor directed pushing just seems so...dumb?
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10-25-2009, 05:40 PM
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That is an awesome story! I read it back when she first posted it but it was great to read it again 2 weeks from my EDD! Hope I get a nurse like her and have a nice smooth labor and delivery like that one!
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11-06-2009, 12:19 AM
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Amazing. My heart aches to have a future birth like that.
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