normal birth after 2cs? possible or not? any experience please?

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i had 2 children with c-section, is it possible to have the 3rd one normal birth? i did ask the midwife but she said i have to discuss it when my delivery time arrived, i have 4.5years boy, 2years 1 months boy and i am 3 months pregnant, any one had a normal birth after 2cs's.

my first 2cs i didn't choose them, i was late 2 weeks after my due date for 2 pregnancies, and even they try with me with the first one, but the baby was not ready at all it was too high ( not up side down), the second one the same they didn't try but after waiting for 2 weeks after the due date nothing happened, so i have to go an other cs, i really like normal birth, but is it ever happen to someone?

I've also had 2 cs & was told that after 2 I'd never be ble to have a natural birth ( which really doesn't bother me) due to the risk of scar rupturing during labour x

thank you, i just have to forgot about normal birth than.

The NCT website says that there is little difference in terms of risk having a VBAC after 2 sections compared to 1 section.

If it is important to you, you can research the statistics and fight your corner.

Beamae i try to find this web but i didn't found it, please is it possible to give me the whole link.
and thank you so much.

oh, thank you, i just found it, it's very interesting, thank you so much.

I think they prefer you to have a c section after 2 have been done but the over all decision is yours, iv only had 1 c section and fell pregnant within 8 weeks, because it was so soon after consultant was advising another c section as the scar could rupture, I said Id rather try natural and it went fine no problems. hope you get the birth you want op gl

thank you terilou87 that's nice to hear, because they really worried me a lot, i really want to try normal birth i don't want c-section, if they are saying that it cost the NHS a lot of money so why they encourage force people to go for it, why they don't try, as when i read the nct web the statistic are shown a very small percentage of scar rupture at birth.