I had an emergency c section the first time (5 years ago) and had to get a c-section again the second time (almost 3 years ago) because my file had me down as high risk
I just found out I’m pregnant, is there a chance I could do vbac? Has anyone had this experience?
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I think they say it's 3 sections and then no vbac but some hospitals will say 2
Worth chatting to someone about it and seeing if the causes for your previous 2 sections make it safer for you to have an elective this time around

It actually depends on how this pregnancy progress along the line. But i would advise not to be fixed on vbac and reject cs when need be . Congratulations to ur 3rd baby .
Ive received a letter from the NHS saying I have been referred to physiotherapy due to the nature of my birth. Nobody told me about this and it says its for pelvic floor stuff. I havent had any issues and thought my stuff was all signed off now. Do pelvic floor issues and such tend to be delayed? Has anyone else received this letter? Unsure whether I should book the appointment or if its a waste of their time.
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would you leave your partner if they had a baby with someone else and you found out and if so
why👀
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He was due the 10th but arrived the 12th at home with the amazing support of two midwives.

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I had an emergency c section the first time (5 years ago) and had to get a c-section again the second time (almost 3 years ago) because my file had me down as high risk
I just found out I’m pregnant, is there a chance I could do vbac? Has anyone had this experience?
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I am a first time mom in my 20th week of pregnancy.
Haven’t felt any strong baby movements so far. Is it something to worry about ?
Just feel like a gas bubble floating sometimes.
Doctor told me I have anterior placenta.

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I have been feeling my baby girl move from 18 weeks when movement was irregular (light taps), from 19 weeks I have felt bigger kicks, mostly in the evening but sometimes during the day. I had a very busy day yesterday (spend 5 hours travelling on the train and the rest in work meetings) and I felt an odd kick in the day, but evening movements were a lot more subtle and there were fewer of them. I know at this stage there is no patterns and the baby is small but does this warrant calling maternity triage?
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