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...

How a husband went from pro-cesarean to pro-VBAC

by Jen Kamel | Jan 15, 2014 | Birth stories, Hospital birth, Planning your vbac, Resources for unsupportive family members, VBAC after multiple cesareans

How a husband went from pro-cesarean to pro-VBAC Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like “I have just seen so many women who have husbands who aren’t supportive because they don’t understand. My husband would love to help more men understand.” A couple...

You need to talk to the doctor/midwife face-to-face

by Jen Kamel | Apr 26, 2013 | Planning your vbac, VBAC

You need to talk to the doctor/midwife face-to-face Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like Trying to find a VBAC supportive health care provider can be a (very, very) difficult process. Understandably, some women choose to call various providers rather than meet with them...

Thoughts on VBAC after three or more prior cesareans

by Jen Kamel | Sep 13, 2012 | Legal Issues, Maternal Outcomes, Placental abnormalities, Planning your vbac, VBAC, VBAC after multiple cesareans, VBAC Bans

Thoughts on VBAC after three or more prior cesareans Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like Note regarding “TOLAC.” When reading from medical texts, remember that you are no longer in the land of emotion and warm fuzzies. Rather, envision that you have been...

Emotional healing from traumatic births

by Jen Kamel | Aug 27, 2012 | Planning your vbac, VBAC

Emotional healing from traumatic births Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like When I posted this on Facebook, I was surprised how many women felt alone with their emotions. I decided to share this via the website so women will know they are not alone on this journey....

VBAC bans, exercising your rights, and when to contact an attorney

by Jen Kamel | Aug 24, 2012 | Hospital birth, Informed consent, Legal Issues, Planning your vbac, VBAC, VBAC Bans

VBAC bans, exercising your rights, and when to contact an attorney Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Like A mom recently left this comment and I thought many other women likely have the same question. Keep in mind that this article does discuss American law which may not be...

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How a husband went from pro-cesarean to pro-VBAC

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