Does anyone here have any vbac stories after a c section at 10 cm dilated & pushing?

My first child was an emergency c after 4 hours of pushing at full dilation. He was large and in occiput posterior position, so that’s why he was so stuck. But I really want to do a vbac over a C-section for my second child! Because I was 10cm dilated and fully labored and pushed, does this mean that my baby may come pretty quickly? Hopefully I have a 7-8 pound baby this time, that would probably help too 😂

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I don’t have a story to tell but I’m in similar position. You will likely ( very likely) manage a vbac, you progressed far enough , go to pushing but other factors that you couldn’t control.. It took me 48 hours of active labour to dilate 3cm 😭., my body just couldn’t do it and my labour just didn’t progress which puts me down statistically for a successful vbac. If I was in your position I would so try for a vaginal birth, I don’t have a positive story only positive statistics in your favour! Following for more comments x

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Following! Went through the exact same thing!

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Following! I also got to completion, I was told that we would dilate like a second time mom but push like a first

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Following. Went through the same. Baby was sunny sideup

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Does anyone here have any vbac stories after a c section at 10 cm dilated & pushing?

My first child was an emergency c after 4 hours of pushing at full dilation. He was large and in occiput posterior position, so that’s why he was so stuck. But I really want to do a vbac over a C-section for my second child! Because I was 10cm dilated and fully labored and pushed, does this mean that my baby may come pretty quickly? Hopefully I have a 7-8 pound baby this time, that would probably help too 😂

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