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Originally Posted by BeautifulButtercup
I know many drs are skittish of VBAC. BUT I look at it this way, if they were skittish about it, they should've never told me I could have one. As for my first cesarean, there was nothing wrong except her head was a tad stuck, but the dr could've fixed that had he actually let me dilate. The drs at the clinic with my second one even said he could've fixed it. My new OB/GYN is awesome. He's more than willing to let me have a VBA2C. He's straightforward, and answers questions honestly. I'm hoping a natural birth will help my feelings of failure. I find it sad that even with all the research coming out documenting the mental effects of a c-section, drs still want to jump to them.
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Hope all goes well. Had no idea there was scientific proof that a csection could cause mental illness?
I feel like my first two, were life saving for both sons.
Additionally, I knew going into my first pregnancy, that i was nervous about scar tissue from a fall off a bike, at the age of six, resulting in reconstructive surgery. My health and survival matters to my children. I gave it a try, but my son had other ideas.
How long before you try this VBA2C? How old are your kids now? Mine are 12,9,8...