VBA2C

Do I have ANY chance at my VBA2C since I just got a very surprise bfp at 6.5 months pp?

What was the cause of your first 2?

I'm not sure... I would ask a midwife though, not a doctor.

<blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" I'm not sure... I would ask a midwife though, not a doctor. "</blockquote>




THIS! Almost NO doctors in America will do it. Midwives are much more likely.

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The first one was just decided because I had horrible gallstones and my cervix wasn't in any condition to induce. I was 39 weeks. And very stupid. I regret it so much. My second was a repeat.

I mean it CAN happen but finding a doctor that would allow it is hard. But a midwife would be more helpful. I know someone who just had a home birth after two csections

I honestly don't think a single doctor would do it... This close to a last cesarean, and after two. Insurance companies are ruining it for women and doctors alike. Get ahold of the midwives in your area ASAP.

But I know of plenty of women who have had VBA2C, so it is certainly possible.

<blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" But I know of plenty of women who have had VBA2C, so it is certainly possible. "</blockquote>




Yeah it is possible. It's just rare to find OB/GYNs who will do it. In WA it's hard to even find a hospital who will do a single vbac.

Quoting Baby Love.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" But I know of plenty of women who have had ... [snip!] ... is possible. It's just rare to find OB/GYNs who will do it. In WA it's hard to even find a hospital who will do a single vbac."

that is so sad   especially w/ all the misinformation out there. it is statistically safer having a VBAC than a repeat section, yet EVERYONE seems to think otherwise.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" that is so sad   especially w/ all the misinformation out there. it is statistically safer having a VBAC than a repeat section, yet EVERYONE seems to think otherwise.   "</blockquote>



Right? It's frustrating, and really just discouraging.

check out all these VBAC stories though  

http://birthwithoutfearblog.com/category/bwf-topics/vbac/

My hospital here had a 37% csection rate in 09. It's 33% in 2012 so far. I blame it on one particular doctor here whom I've never met a patient that's delivered vaginally. He believes everyone should delivery in the OR. I can't stand him.

Quoting Baby Love.:" My hospital here had a 37% csection rate in 09. It's 33% in 2012 so far. I blame it on particular doctor ... [snip!] ... whom I've never met a patient that's delivered vaginally. He believes everyone should delivery in the OR. I can't stand him."

  wow, that's sad. the rates here are lower I think, the local hospital is 26.1% but that's from 2008 so...

I have a homebirth midwife this time around, I do not want another section.