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VBAC...has anyone had one???

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Anasaskia · 29/09/2006 13:33

I am pregnant and was wondering about the VBAC issue. I had an emergency Ceasar first time round but have been told that there is every chance I could have a natural birth this time....but Im not sure I can cope??

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SoupDragon · 29/09/2006 15:58

bump!

I think several MNers have had successful VBACs

HRHQueenOfQuotes · 29/09/2006 16:01

I had a VBAC with DS2 - I won't deny it I had to be induced and it was absolute hell (mainly due to painrelief that didn't work) ..........BUT I'm pg again (still early days) and even vaguely considering a home birth !

Kidstrack · 29/09/2006 16:10

Had a good expierence of VBAC second time round, first preg ended up 24hrs of labour followed by em c/s. Second time round laboured for 16hrs and baby was born without any intervention

anniediv · 29/09/2006 16:12

Hi Anasaskia, lots of threads about this at the moment! I have had a vbac (and she was big and back to back!) all fine with no problems. I am 15 weeks pregnant now and might be venturing into home birth territory this time too!

lulumama · 30/09/2006 14:08

Yep - had VBAC - lots of support for you on here...wish i had known about this site before had my baby - would probably have had a home birth!!

BarefootJasnem · 30/09/2006 14:11

My third was a vbac. Even with some complications, I was very glad I'd done it.

trefusis · 30/09/2006 14:45

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jellybeans · 30/09/2006 15:32

Hi I have had 2 VBAC's. They were great (well as much as a birth can be). I did have a 2nd degree tear but that was nothing to a section. I actually wanted to feel the pain of birth as I really felt I had missed out (must been insane!) with the c/s.

foxtrot · 30/09/2006 15:38

i had a VBAC 13 months after my emergency CS, no problem. Midwife was comfortable to go with it as i had almost fully dilated the previous time, apparently this helps as your body has been there before. Had another natural birth 15 months after that too. I wish you luck, the best thing is not to worry too much. I was advised to have baby in hospital in case of complications.

Anasaskia · 30/09/2006 16:40

Problem is first time round I was 2wks overdue and had to be induced. I wasnt having any contractions without the aid of the drugs...so I dont know what a contraction feels like ....didnt have any Braxtons either!

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cupcakes · 30/09/2006 16:45

I had an emergency cs with my first after an induction. In my experience the contractions felt during an induction are much, much more painful and intense.
2 years later I had a very succesful vbac with my dd. I woke up in labour and she was born 4 hours later with just gas and air.
It was very therapeutic for me as I had felt very traumatised by the birth of ds and this was so peaceful and simple in comparison.
Am pg again and will definitely try for a vbac again.

trefusis · 30/09/2006 18:55

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