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    Posted: 08 October 2007 at 1:51pm
Anyone done this?? This is what I am planning (even though it is months away!) and so far I have a midwife who seems to be happy to support me with this.... So what next???? HELP!
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!

I don't know anyone personally that has had a VBA2C but I'm sure if your circumstances (health wise) are ok and you're keen enough then I say go for it and good luck

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Have you had your IUD out, i didnt think they let you have a natural birth with an IUD in but i could be wrong...


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Nope IUD still in there, and midwife assures me that it won't be a problem as it will come out with (tmi!) mucus plug... only problem to get through is actually getting through labour that she can see... It is such a long way away but I want to prepare myself as best as I can!!
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oh toni i sooooo hope you can have a vba2c!   

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A woman on another forum I go to just had a VBAC.. if that helps any?

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I do know someone who had VBA2C & then went on to have a 3rd c-section, I am not sure of the reason for the natural birth only know that all her babies arrived early - the last one 4 weeks early to no.3 may have taken them by surprise - we live a good distance from the hospital.
I can't offer you any help on how to prepare just best wishes and luck.
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Ashlyn(29/3/04), Anastasia(1/11/05) & Abigail (24/02/09)
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Thanks everyone. I attempted a vbac last time but had no support which really sucked. I guess I will just have to keep researching myself.
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1st midwife appointment on Tuesday YAY!! Experienced with homebirth after c-sections too! Wahoo I'm so excited!!
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that sounds very promising Good luck for Tuesday!

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Had an AWESOME appointment with my midwife and OMG I can't believe how fantastic she is!! I still have to see an OB in about a month but she has offered to come with me as support person. She has given me HEAPS of info on the subject & I am now officially planning a home waterbirth LOL! I am sooooo excited! She has read my notes & said there is no reason why I can't do this & as long as it is what I want then she will help me every step of the way... She has lots of ideas for me to think about like using a pregnancy rocker to get Bubs into a good position (I have had 2 posterior babies now) and also she uses homeopathy & accupunture so I am going to take advantage of that too. Also she has found me someone to talk to who has had 3 c-sections & then gone on to have two natural births! *dances around like an idiot* I am sooo happy! So excited! I CAN DO THIS!!!
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That is so cool, where abouts in New Zealand are you? would be interested to know who your midwife is.

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I am just out from Pukekohe, Auckland
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Woew that is great news for you, hopefully you can get the homewater birth you want.
I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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Wow that's fantastic news! My last two were posterior also (don't know about the first, the c/s) - long early labours but I didn't need c/s with them.
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that sounds fantastic Toni (hehe I feel like I'm talking to myself! I've never met another Toni )

All the best with your home water birth - that sounds so lovely!
I wanted a water birth, but it didn't work out for me *sigh* and I'm far too chicken to have a home birth!

Caitlin was posterior too. What's a pregnancy rocker?

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Wow! Sounds like a fab midwife!

You can totally do it Toni

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great news - its so important to be happy with your midwife and she seems to be on the same wave length as you ...
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Hi Toni! (Two Blondinis). A pregnancy rocker helps to get bubs into a good position apparently. My midwife said perfect for me with my history of posterior babies I still so excited about it all today! Spents lots and lots of time last night reading through everything she gave me, really great info!
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That all sounds so exciting Toni! I so hope you get the VBA2C!!! (I'm so hoping for a standard VBAC when we have number 2 so I can kinda understand your excitment!)

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