Has anyone done this?
I started another thread earlier about more general vbac issues, but have realised this is something I really don't want to happen, especially since previous birth DS was in a funny position and it got worse during labour, so I'm sure moving around and being upright would help.
As I understand it the only reason the medics would want to do continual fetal monitoring is because of the risk of scar rupture but that is minute, right?
Am wondering if I could agree to having say 15 minutes of monitoring an hour or something as a compromise
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Vbac and refusing continuous fetal monitoring?
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Neverme · 18/10/2012 14:31
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