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Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? Thank you for replying

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? 5ylver, don't worry about it. Everyone has their moments. I agree with you 100% on home births. I think that it could be dangerous. That's not to say those who want to do it or have already done it is wrong or anything. Like I always say a woman should be able to choose her own birth method so that she's comfortable as much as possible. It's not easy going through labor so choosing the best...

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? I guess thats why they offer water births at hospitals and that definitely makes it a lot better than just being a water birth at home lol

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? I did a vaginal birth with an epidural. Probably will do the same thing, but would like to try to get through without the epidural this time. One thing I feel I should mention about water births. My mom is a labor and delivery nurse. Unfortunately, people come in a lot with failed water births, baby's inhale water, etc. They can be successful, but I hear the horror stories of them going wrong. She always...

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? my last one was totally natural (not by choice) i really knew what to expect and after having back problems over the years thought it would be best although i hate needles..my last pg was induce to too complications and after 1/2 hr of being induce i was almost ready to push dr didn't believe me that i was ready to deliever(my quickest baby ever ) i only wish we had had enough time for me to have an epidural...

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? I had a vaginal birth with an epidural and it went perfectly! I wasn't so numb down there that I couldn't feel what was going on. Right after I delievered her I was up and walking around. I personally don't think I could've done it without the epi. She was a big baby and it burned like you know what pushing her head and shoulders through. A lot of people told me from the beginning not to try...

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? First one was vaginal with epidural. Labor was about 16 hrs, 7.4 lbs. Second was supposed to be vaginal with epidural, but after 15 1/2 hours of labor, 3 hours of pushing, vaccum suctioned 3x without any effect, I had an emergency C-section. My son was born, and wasn't breathing. They had to bag him, and he was fine. He's been healthy and fine ever since. He just became stuck between my hip bones, and...

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? Lurking from 2nd tri.... With my DS I was induced with pitocin (no problems, dr just wanted to rush things) with no pain meds available and it was horrible. This time around I'm doing everything naturally, no induction unless it's a life or death situation. I also plan to do it natural with no epi (is available to me now) as I figure if I can do an induced labor with no epi, a natural one should be...

Replying to: DELIVERY METHOD? this is my first ....... but I have watched TONS of shows...... and one of my family members wanted a VBAC.... It is on a downswing, drs seem to want to avoid VBAC's because there is a high risk of your uterus rupturing.