Is it possible?

[Rainbow_Mumma]

Ive had 2 vbs and 2 emergency c/secs one with the twins the other DD2, if/when we have another are my dreams of a homebirth over?

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[Ambersky]

I depends where you are, i doubt a Midwife scheme will take you on (BooHiss) but a private Midwife may well.

[Rainbow_Mumma]

I thought that maybe the answer, it was hard enough trying to get a vbac with the twins but in the rnd i needed a csec
How do you find a private midwife?

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[HotI]

The maternity coalition has a list of Midwives in Private Practise on their website. It is possible, you just have to find the right support people.

[Arimeh]

VBA2C is definitely possible with an independent midwife

[loulabelle]

absolutely possible!

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[Rainbow_Mumma]

I really hope i can find one because i know the hospital wont let me do a vba2c they did want to help me with a vbac

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[Arcadia]

I think you're more likely to get a vbac if you have private midwife and stay home. Your body was made to birth. It's just about getting someone to support you to do it safely.

[Rainbow_Mumma]

Oops was meant to say hospital didnt want to help me with a vbac
I cant believe im talking about another baby - crazy!!!

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[Julie Doula]

Yes, absolutely possible, you just need to find the right support. And they are out there!

I have known women who've had 3 or more c/sections and then had a VBAC. And you have an advantage - you have actually had vaginal births before.

Wondering where Scarsdale is and which midwives might be in your area, that you could interview.

Allison Griffin is in Ballarat, her # is 0417 339 847

Helen Sander is in Bendigo, # 0418 994 390