Wow business of being born....

wow just wow! I have no idea why I haven't watched this before.......I never would of been in a hospital.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" wow just wow! I have no idea why I haven't watched this before.......I never would of been in a hospital."</blockquote>




That documentary is extreamly bias....

I've been meaning to watch it for like...ever lol.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" wow just wow! I have no idea why I haven't watched this before.......I never would of been in a hospital."</blockquote>




It's one of the reasons I started researching home births  

Quoting Aribean:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" wow just wow! I have no idea why I haven't watched ... [snip!] ... watched this before.......I never would of been in a hospital."</blockquote> That documentary is extreamly bias...."

 
It really is.

Quoting Aribean:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" wow just wow! I have no idea why I haven't watched ... [snip!] ... watched this before.......I never would of been in a hospital."</blockquote> That documentary is extreamly bias...."

I agree... Being in a hospital can be the best thing but then it could be the worse. You need to force what you want.

I had my son at an amazing hospita., i'd never do a home birth..but that documentary made me feel terrible for having an induction..but the doctor felt it was necessary..so i listened..my son turned out fine, so im not gonna say i regret it..but i will question alot more next time i'm getting ready for birth.

Quoting October2011:" I had my son at an amazing hospita., i'd never do a home birth..but that documentary made me feel terrible ... [snip!] ... son turned out fine, so im not gonna say i regret it..but i will question alot more next time i'm getting ready for birth."

Don't ever feel bad about listening to a doctor. I did too, twice. I don't regret it. But at the same time, my births weren't great. But I had one at a birth center and it was amazing. But then again it isn't for everyone it was just what I wanted.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Aribean:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" wow just wow! I have no idea why I haven't watched ... [snip!] ... watched this before.......I never would of been in a hospital."</blockquote> That documentary is extreamly bias...."</blockquote>



I really liked the film and took a lot of the information to heart, but I think the anti hospital birth information was delivered poorly. I felt like a smurf mother for having to be induced and for having an epidural.

Quoting Commander Shepard:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Aribean:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" ... [snip!] ... hospital birth information was delivered poorly. I felt like a smurf mother for having to be induced and for having an epidural."

I am sorry. I don't feel bad about letting them use pitocin on me. But I know from experience I would never do it again. I did natural so no pain meds. But yeah each time I had a different experience.

<blockquote><b>Quoting October2011:</b>" I had my son at an amazing hospita., i'd never do a home birth..but that documentary made me feel terrible ... [snip!] ... son turned out fine, so im not gonna say i regret it..but i will question alot more next time i'm getting ready for birth."</blockquote>




That documentary is just one giant guilt trip for those who had had hospital births...grain of salt I say.
She's anti hospital so everything spoken about hospital births were obviously going to be negative to make her home birth impact more extravagant.
Not to mention when ricki lake had her kids it was a tad dated....things have changed..even within the past couple years...
So I agree that one should ALWAYS do your own research but I would never let such a bias documentary sway me one way or another...

<blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" I am sorry. I don't feel bad about letting them use pitocin on me. But I know from experience I would ... [snip!] ... from experience I would never do it again. I did natural so no pain meds. But yeah each time I had a different experience. "</blockquote>




If you had an IV or oxygen then you did not deliver naturally...

Quoting Aribean:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" I am sorry. I don't feel bad about letting them ... [snip!] ... time I had a different experience. "</blockquote> If you had an IV or oxygen then you did not deliver naturally..."

Just an IV with my first and third, second absolutely nothing.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" Just an IV with my first and third, second absolutely nothing."</blockquote>




I had such an amazing birth expirence at my hospital that I would have never chosen a natural home birth over it for the anything lol.
I was induced, had an epidural, recieved oxygen at one point and was hooked to an IV. I delivered vaginally with zero issues and my daughter was born normally.
So it really just depends half the time...
Home births can also go horribly wrong..smurf happens. I just know I'd rather be in a hospital with a trained professional then at home when things do start to go bad...

Quoting Aribean:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Honda450:</b>" Just an IV with my first and third, second absolutely ... [snip!] ... happens. I just know I'd rather be in a hospital with a trained professional then at home when things do start to go bad..."

  that's fine. I am not one to say do it my way or you suck as a parent. lol I am a firm believer in your body, your baby, YOUR choice.