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Home Deepthroat 😝😝💦💦 Detroit June 12th -15th retweeted
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When u say u miss em dis whatchu get🫶🏻🫩 #mke #milwaukee #414mke #414freak #chicago #chi #wisconsin #414meets
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A VBAC is undoubtedly the best option health wise. I was talked into a repeat bc he was breech. But like I said I definitely did not enjoy that experience at all 😫
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Replying to @carlysoba @wrowclif
Stay in your lane...I've had 6 babies. I had an emergency C-section with my 5th after 4 amazing vaginal births...I will defend them forever. I decided against a vbac for my 6th and grateful I did. Get over yourself.
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If you are truly interested in childbirth education and not just engagement farming, read up on infant mortality rate, leading causes of such, and background on CS/VBAC/Vaginal births before going on a social platform and fear mongering pregnant women reading through threads
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... in other words, I can imagine scenerios in which this could happen even if someone was actually a fine candidate for VBAC with an overly cautious doctor, and then they just happened to be one of the 1% who have a rupture anyway.
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What was the basis of the recommendations against it? Some docs are very risk adverse even when VBAC is a legitimate option. My hospital had a blanket policy against VBAC until very recently, which isn't reasonable. All VBACs have some risk of rupture, some more than others...
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I had 1 at 22 (CS) & one at 32 (VBAC). I hemorrhaged during CS, had pre-eclampsia w/both, have hi BP now & had surgery to repair my vagina & a bladder sling. My daughter in early 20s had 2 CS, the 2nd she had placenta previa & spent 6 wks in hosp before baby was taken 7 wks early
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To pretend that I am saying that feelings matter more than live babies is willfully ignoring the main point. I had a hospital birth wherein they tried to start nudging me toward a section, using the same fear tactics they use on a lot of women. Thankfully, I was educated, confident, and I knew what I was looking at. I proceeded to a vaginal birth with no issues after telling them to kick rocks. I didn't just roll over and obey, and I didn't let them fear monger me into interventions and then thank them for saving my baby. What if I hadn't been educated and empowered? What if I had been railroaded into getting a section for my FIRST baby, and then very likely recommended sections for any subsequent baby, with very few providers willing to entertain a VBAC? The entire trajectory of motherhood would have been altered for me. That matters.
For me the only metric was that live baby in a bassinet. But then mine actually could have died so I don’t take it for granted that every birth ends with a live baby. Sadly I know people for whom it has not and I’m pretty sure they can also attest the ONLY thing that matters is that live baby.
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Replying to @alleycat0592
I feel like that will help me achieve the VBAC I’m looking for 😂
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Replying to @alleycat0592
Yeah I am planning to go with the same OB but probably “interviewing” her on the VBAC. She did say the most c sections she’s done for one lady was 7 so the number of kids I desire is apparently a non issue which is a relief
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Replying to @PBandChelsea
Look into midwives (or OBs) who support VBAC, interview one, see what you think - doesn’t mean you choose them as provider just nice to have an in person convo about it Ina May’s Guide to Childbirth discussed VBAC in depth and there’s also VBAC communities on fb just fyi
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Replying to @Elliesmommyy23
😆 yeah, that's strength right there! I had to have a c section for my daughter. I cried so much. I really want a vbac this time. Please do keep me in prayer. I shall keep you as well. Children are such a blessing and gift from God.
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Replying to @wrowclif
There is also counter-pressure on Moms to disdain intervention to somehow "prove" they gave birth "legitimately ". We are currently praying for a little one in our church who experienced major birth trauma. Her Mom felt "prompted" to do a VBAC in spite of recommendations against. Mom's uterus ruptured and baby was without oxygen during the time it took to do the very complex emergency c-section. She was not expected to live and has been in NICU for over a month. Mom is both physically and mentally traumatized as well and now wracked with guilt.
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I had a child pelvic disproportion - head way to big so had to shift to c/s but we tried to go VBAC for second but then his stats went crazy and they knocked me out cold and got him out safely. I missed having that newborn on your chest moment with both sadly.
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NiMSA - ASF BUAMS retweeted
Tell us: Had you heard about VBAC before today? Verified by our Maternal Health Expert Nurse - Nurse Akanni ( Babcock University) Brought to you by : NiMSA-ASF BUAMS #MaternalMonday #BirthAwareness #VBAC #WomenHealth
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NiMSA - ASF BUAMS retweeted
“Would you consider a vaginal birth after a previous C-section? 🤱 Many women don’t realize that VBAC is a safe and successful option for a large number of mothers. The first step is understanding your eligibility and discussing your options with your healthcare provider.
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