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Tag Archives: cesarean
New VBAC Guidelines
So when I read that the ACOG was revising its policy I wanted to jump up and down in the streets. Finally, I would have people understand that VBAC really was a safe option! The press release stated how some cases that had previously been counter indicted for a Trial of Labor after a Cesarean (TOLAC) were now to be permitted. I was over the moon delighted. Continue reading
Posted in activism, American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology (ACOG), VBAC
Tagged cesarean, VBAC
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It can wait for tomorrow…
I had one of those days where I had a list of things to do while out on the town, had my 10 month old in tote, and because of forces out of my control, got none of them done. … Continue reading
Posted in Cesarean Section, Induction, Labor and Birth, Obstetricial Interventions
Tagged cesarean, Induction
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Once a Cesarean, Always a Cesarean : The Tides Must Change…
Until you have walked in someone elses shoes, you should always think twice about what you have to say about their personal experience. That goes especially to those who have never had children, or had a cesarean section. Continue reading