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Hello,
Is
There anyone who tried and did succeed a vba2c in Sydney? Can you please share your experience? I had have two c-sections, first one was elective and for the second one I tried a vbac, but failed because I didn't progress after 7 cms in 27 hours. I want to have another one, but really scared of the painful recovery after c-section. So if there is someone who had a vba2c, can you please share the experience in details, including the difference among the kids, your age at conception, which clinic or hospital or doctor to go etc. Any information would be really appreciative.
Thank you all
Posted Thursday 03 September 02:15pm
  • Mpelasio
  • Mpelasio
  • NSW, Australia
  • Total posts: 1
Rtamanna2711 wrote:
Hello,
Is
There anyone who tried and did succeed a vba2c in Sydney? Can you please share your experience? I had have two c-sections, first one was elective and for the second one I tried a vbac, but failed because I didn't progress after 7 cms in 27 hours. I want to have another one, but really scared of the painful recovery after c-section. So if there is someone who had a vba2c, can you please share the experience in details, including the difference among the kids, your age at conception, which clinic or hospital or doctor to go etc. Any information would be really appreciative.
Thank you all


There is a facebook page call VBAMC that helps mummas in Australia with things Vaginal Births after Multiple Cesearans
Posted Sunday 07 August 11:50pm
I have a friend who undergone CS for her 2 children. Whatever it is that you feel after your operation, please know you are loved and strong. smile

Posted Wednesday 29 May 03:14am
My wife had c-section and vbac was suggested but we opted not to go with it.
Posted Tuesday 10 September 12:46am
Generally speaking, you will increase your chances of VBAC success by being cared for by a private, independent midwife or an obstetrician known for supporting VBACs. CHOOSE WHERE YOU ARE GOING TO GIVE BIRTH VERY, VERY CAREFULLY.
Posted Monday 11 November 06:16pm
Haha it's funny but I think youre right about it.
Posted Tuesday 10 December 08:49pm
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