In an effort to bring the consumer perspective to the 2010 NIH VBAC Conference, Jennifer Kamel, Founder of VBAC Facts, asked women across America, “Why is the option of VBAC important to you?” This is what they said.
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In an effort to bring the consumer perspective to the 2010 NIH VBAC Conference, Jennifer Kamel, Founder of VBAC Facts, asked women across America, “Why is the option of VBAC important to you?” This is what they said. I recently received this comment from Angie in response to Homebirth vs hospital birth for the number cruncher: I know I’ve been neglecting the blog lately. Jeri left this comment at I’m pregnant and want a VBAC, what do I do?: The next VBAC Class has been scheduled for Sunday, March 14, 2010 from 1:30 – 5:30pm. I receive this comment on the post Hospital VBAC turned CS due to constant scare tactics: Claremont VBAC Class I’m forwarding this from ICAN. Please forward far and wide. We have the government’s attention. They are ready to hear our stories. Let’s turn the frustration, anger, and pain into real change! As I promised at the VBAC class today, here is Birth by the Numbers, by Eugene R. Declercq, PhD, Professor of Maternal and Child Health, Boston University School of Public Health, where he presents the sobering statistics of birth in the United States today. Parents often have a visceral and fearful response when they see a cord wrapped around their baby’s neck which is called a nuchal cord. Even though umbilical cords around the neck and body are common and occur 25% – 35% of the time, they very rarely result in the death of a baby. perinatal = “occurring during the period around birth (5 months before and 1 month after)” (wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn) Five days till the Fullerton “Truth About VBAC” class and spaces are still available! Stand and Deliver recently conducted an excellent interview with Dr. Stuart Fischbein, a Southern California VBAC and breech supportive OB. It’s an excellent read and I’m including my favorite parts below. You can read the entire article here: Stand and Deliver: Interview with Dr. Stuart J. Fischbein. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Class Explores Birth After Cesarean Options in Fullerton & Claremont It’s interesting that ACOG is only interested in collecting stories of out-of-hospital births with poor outcomes… what about all the women who give birth in hospitals who otherwise would have had a completely normal labor and delivery but for the hospital procedures, unsupportive staff, and resulting stress? There are wonderful OBs and great hospitals, but [...] Many women do not interview OBs/midwives when selecting their VBAC care provider. They either stay with the GYN who has been providing their well-woman care or the same OB who performed their cesarean because they like them. The Los Angeles based Berlin Wellness Group is sponsoring a $100,000 VBAC Giveaway. |
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