Trish, such a beautiful video, i was bawling!
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Trish, such a beautiful video, i was bawling!
Awwww spanks girls. I am so glad that I could show you just what a good homebirth is like :D
Bec, will try to answer your all. When I was in labour with Abbey I had had realy bad gastro prior, my stomach muscles were killing me. They hurt so very very bad when I contracted, moreso than normally. This is why for me every movement of Abbey and every contraction was so painful.
I know that my contractions didn't last very long, perhaps only 30 seconds each, and they hurt so bad to push with, instead of feeling relief. I was pushing, just not too hard with them and would push more after the contraction so I really was working against my body, but it did work. Also I never did have that real pushing urge with Abbey, perhaps it was my positioning or perhaps her size. I'm not sure. I know that I was very gentle with her head. I pushed but only ever so slightly, Rather I let her come down on her own.
Once her head was out I felt nothing, well no pain as such of course. Then came her body, it wasn't birthing her as such, it was when my midwife was moving Abbey and because she had to come out and up behind. If you listen to me as Abbey is coming out I say "ouch my arse" lol, my bum was very sore.
As for the tv babies. Well I guess most of them look like they are 3 months old when they come out, no wonder their "mothers" are screaming ;)
It was beautiful Trish, I was another bawler!!!
Just beautiful Trish, really beautiful...
Beautiful work Sara and Michael! :) All these births are making me clucky ........oh yeah I get to do it in October!! :rofl:
Just clicked on the youtube link - its beeen taken off by some idiots saying it's "inappropriate" content.
I have found a couple more inspiring VBAC videos if anyone wants to watch them.
YouTube - My c-section VS VBAC
YouTube - ...journey to VBAC...
Beautiful Trish.
I have a VBAC client due next month and am searching for some inspiring VBAC vids.
I did a search on You Tube and could'nt find very many. How did you manage to locate them 2 Trish?
I did a search on You Tube. LOL. I was looking for a possible VBA3C client !!
Of course, I can just link her to my VBAC clips too. ;)
aww trish they made me tear up :cryinglaugh:
Damn hormones hey ;)
Thanks for posting Trish..... bawling here too, I can't believe how much I want this. The first clip in particular was so beautiful.
Your more than welcome Tan.
FWIW, I teared up too!! I can't even blame preg hormones on it. LOL.
Oh my lord Trish that was absolutely beautiful! I didnt realise you had video'd it as well as took pics. That was so awesome!
I just want to say though that Im so glad to see such an awesome seasoned birther still insist she cant do it when it comes time to push :lol: I did the same thing with Ripley and the nurse said "Yeah you can silly youve done it before, remember?" and I said "Thats why I wont now!" :cryinglaugh: I felt stupid after it was all over for saying it but obviously its a common thing. Im sure I'll say it again this time too.
Im so sad I wont get to homebirth :( It looks like a fabulous event and I would love my boys to be there like all your kiddo's were!
Wonder if I can get up the courage to video this baby's birth...........I dont birth pretty though so maybe you guys will be grossed out if I share hehehe
Although heart renchingly sad, I really wanted to share the story of Brona.
I have watched his story several times and will never forget his beautiful face.
I hope you never do either.
WarningMay be destressing for some
Trish that was fantastic. Thank you do much for sharing. Isla just watched with me & at the 2.30 mark you make some grunt sounds & Isla said " she snoring" LOL Then right at the end she said "baby having Milk Mum"
Sara that vid is beautiful
Sara that was beautiful...i cant stop crying. I feel for the family :(
just beautiful
i cant stop crying too!!
i too feel so sad for the family
RIP LITTLE BRONA
Its a very bittersweet video.
I cry everytime I watch it. I cry for her beauty, and his. I cry for loss, and his. I sob for the pain I see on their faces.
I have never lost a full-term baby. But I feel their pain.