Update 1/20/12 – Someone who believed this birth myth to be true, told me that the source of this information was an OB from St. Louis who presented at the 2011 ICAN conference. I contacted ICAN and they said that the person must be referring to Dr. George Macones. Yet, no one on the ICAN [...]
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Update 1/20/12 – Someone who believed this birth myth to be true, told me that the source of this information was an OB from St. Louis who presented at the 2011 ICAN conference. I contacted ICAN and they said that the person must be referring to Dr. George Macones. Yet, no one on the ICAN [...] I recently came across Oregon Health & Science University’s website where they support vaginal breech birth! The Portland, OR based facility says, OHSU hospital offers breech vaginal birth for mothers who qualify based on Ultrasound and other testing. Please talk to your doctor or midwife about breech delivery. What is a breech birth? Babies may [...] Below I’ve included an article from MartinezPatch and I highlighted some sections. This hospital boasts a 90% VBAC success rate. That is huge! As I shared in A father asks “Why invite the risk of VBAC?: I had the opportunity to attend the March 2010 National Institutes of Health VBAC Conference where the ability of [...] Suzanne recently left this comment in response to the article, I’m pregnant and want a VBAC, what do I do? Hi. I’m new to your site and just trying to get some more info on VBAC. My daughter was a normal vaginal delivery. My second pregnancy(a surrogate pregnancy) was also a normal vaginal delivery. My [...] 
I recently had an exchange with a father that I wanted to share because I think he has the same concerns as many other fathers and mothers. He first left a comment in response to the article I’m pregnant and want a VBAC, what do I do? Make sure they have a surgical team ready [...] Someone recently contacted me because they were asked to speak about VBAC vs. repeat cesarean. Below is what I wrote. If you have the opportunity to speak to a group, maybe you would find this information helpful. It is by no means comprehensive. The class I developed is 4 hours long. But this is a [...] PushNews from The Big Push for Midwives Campaign CONTACT: Katherine Prown, (414) 550-8025, katie@pushformidwives.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 15, 2011 Study: Two-Thirds of OB-GYN Clinical Guidelines Have No Basis in Science Majority of ACOG Recommendations for Patient Care Found to Be Based on Opinion and Inconsistent Evidence WASHINGTON, D.C. (August 15, 2011)—A study published [...] We are conducting a survey around Vaginal Birth after Cesarean (VBAC). We need to hear the voices of women who have attempted VBAC regardless of the outcome. The information gathered will be used to assist women who are attempting VBAC to be successful in their efforts. [...] 
I too wondered if I was crazy to plan a VBAC and that is when I started researching. I found that learning more about the risks and benefits of VBAC vs. repeat cesarean gave me a lot of peace. [...] I’m so excited about my upcoming presentation to Conscious Birth, Conscious Parenting next Saturday, October 16th from 11am – 1pm at Grace Mellman Library (41000 County Center, Temecula, CA 92591.) I’ll be presenting a 90-minute excerpt from my six-hour class entitled “The Truth About VBAC.” Topics include: History of VBAC: From encouraged to “risky” Review [...] We all know the primary risk of VBAC – uterine rupture. And when your typical VBACing mom meets with an OB, she must sign a “VBAC consent form” acknowledging that she understands this risk. However, I find it ironic that women signing up for a repeat cesarean are not required by their OB to sign [...] |
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