Easier to understand when you see it in pictures and not words. The journey for the baby, and mother, are so very different.
http://vimeo.com/5648654
Which would you prefer, for you and your baby?
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Easier to understand when you see it in pictures and not words. The journey for the baby, and mother, are so very different.
http://vimeo.com/5648654
Which would you prefer, for you and your baby?
Going through both.....oh id go with natural......For me, a CS was painful,depressing and i also had to sit with having a boy not a girl like i was told. i couldn't move, hold my baby,help feed him i got bad depression.
Natural i was in control, i experienced a different pain, did a few difficult bits but it was worth it. i was able to go home and help with bubbs and i was much happier
Even tho Ashley who was born via ECS and was a healthy 7lbs 14 i wouldnt do it again.
Wow an amazing story, I never understand how failure to progress means a CS i think it should b up to the mother and big baby, you would think theyd at least let her try.
Thank you so much for posting your video. I am 27 weeks pregnant awaiting the birth of my second son, who was born via cesarean for failure to progress after amniotomy and pitocin intervention at a hospital.
This time around I am hoping for an HBAC (home birth after cesarean) and am on the hunt for a midwife.
Your story is an inspiration. It made me so happy, I cried, and only confirmed my decision to keep fighting for my HBAC. Thank you again!
Good luck Devon! It's amazing!!
Looking at the pictures after my c/s vs my VBAC the difference is amazing. I look like death after my c/s, LOL. After my VBAC I look awesome, I must say, :rofl: I am smiling in every photo and don't look like I've just been through labour at all.
That was amazing. I cried during the waterbirth!
Very inspirational!
Thank you so much I just had to respond - that was as was said before so inspirational!