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    Yes, but I believe my education and my attitude do guarantee me the birth that I want.


    I am tertiary educated and that doesn't guarantee me of the birth I want!!! Am I missing something.



    I am so vulnerable (Pain, emotions etc.) during birth. I don't want to be interferred with but it has happened to me and afterwards I felt like I had let them walk all over me and tell me what to do, I believe that the hospital staff are well aware of this and use this to their advantage.

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    Feb 2007
    Queensland
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    I am tertiary educated and that doesn't guarantee me of the birth I want!!! Am I missing something.



    I am so vulnerable (Pain, emotions etc.) during birth. I don't want to be interferred with but it has happened to me and afterwards I felt like I had let them walk all over me and tell me what to do, I believe that the hospital staff are well aware of this and use this to their advantage.
    Not sure what you mean by this?? Did you have a birth plan/partner to advocate for you?? Just confused as I had voiced my birth intentions to my partner/midwife/ob anyone really who would need to know.

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