Where the Rinat Dray forced cesarean lawsuit stands right now

by Jen Kamel | Aug 15, 2019 | Hospital birth, Informed consent, Legal Issues, Traumatic birth, VBAC, VBAC after multiple cesareans

Where the Rinat Dray forced cesarean lawsuit stands right now Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like In 2011 a woman with two prior cesareans named Rinat Dray was forced to have a cesarean at Staten Island University Hospital in New York. She sued the hospital and two...

Six Confusing Facts: What the Large Canadian VBAC Study Really Says

by Jen Kamel | May 7, 2018 | Cesarean section, Hospital birth, Inductions, Infant Outcomes, Maternal Outcomes, Using statistics, Uterine Rupture, VBAC

Six Confusing Facts: What the Large Canadian VBAC Study Really Says Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like A VBAC study out of Canada was published today which found, “Absolute rates of severe maternal morbidity and mortality were low but significantly higher after attempted...

“Patient has one hour to progress ‘adequately'”

by Jen Kamel | Apr 25, 2018 | Hospital birth

“Patient has one hour to progress ‘adequately'” Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like I came across this story from a nurse and I wanted to share with you. First because it’s an amazing story illustrating how nurses can help birthing parents avoid a...

I need your help preserving vaginal breech birth

by Jen Kamel | Jan 4, 2018 | Hospital birth, VBAC

I need your help preserving vaginal breech birth Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like March 6, 2018 Update: Your letters worked! Dr. Fineberg has announced: “We can now support vaginal breech birth at Sutter Medical Center in Sacramento via our Davis office!”...

The three biggest concerns with ACOG’s VBAC Guidelines

by Jen Kamel | Oct 31, 2017 | Home birth, Hospital birth, VBAC

The three biggest concerns with ACOG’s VBAC Guidelines Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like Last week, ACOG released Practice Bulletin No. 184, their latest VBAC guidelines. For those not in the know, this document has the potential to greatly influence VBAC access in...

Calling women who plan home VBACs “stupid” misses the point

by Jen Kamel | Feb 17, 2016 | Home birth, Hospital birth, Informed consent, Planning your vbac, VBAC, VBAC Bans

Calling women who plan home VBACs “stupid” misses the point Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like I’m in an online group for labor & delivery nurses where the discussion of vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) at home came up. While some understood the...

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Six Confusing Facts: What the Large Canadian VBAC Study Really Says

“Patient has one hour to progress ‘adequately'”

I need your help preserving vaginal breech birth

The three biggest concerns with ACOG’s VBAC Guidelines

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