#67: All About VBAC pt. 2: Three VBAC Birth Stories

This is the second part of a two-part series about VBAC, or, vaginal birth after cesarean. This episode highlights three very different VBAC birth stories so you can find inspiration in a variety of stories. With each birth, we discuss the progression and process between each woman's first birth, their prep for a VBAC, the things they did or resources they found helpful, and the VBAC birth story itself. We believe that hearing as many positive birth stories as possible is a beneficial part of preparing for our births, especially when preparing to do something different than we did the last time, no matter how it all happened. Packing our subconscious with the stories of women who have walked the path we want is powerful. In this episode, we have a planned hospital VBAC, a planned VBAC at home - called an HBAC, and a planned hospital VBAC that happened a little too quickly to get there.

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Resources from this episode:

• Join Dr. Morgan's ultimate motherhood prep course, the 6-Week Pregnancy Call
• The Birthing Instincts Podcast
• The VBAC Link Podcast
• Ina May's Guide to Childbirth by Ina May Gaskin
• Baby Got VBAC by Colleen Noon
• The Expectful app

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Disclaimer: Please remember that the ideas and views of this podcast are for informational purposes only and are not intended to serve as a substitute for medical care of any kind, including the diagnoses or treatment of any illness or disease. Consult with your provider before integrating this information into your unique health plan.