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Seeking Advice on Area Hospitals for Childbirth...
Asked by K.D. from Phoenix
on October 19, 2006
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I would dearly love any advice from all of you about area hospitals. My husband and I are expecting our first child and I feel a bit blind in choosing. I am over 35,...
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- I completely echo Desiree. I also had my daughter at Banner Thunderbird via C-section and had to go there for tests etc. before hand. Everyone was very, very wonder...
- I live in N. Glendale and I delivered both of my children at Good Sam. I choose Good Sam. because of their excellent credentials. Phx Pernatology and their docs are so...
- I had my son at Del Webb it was very nice. The rooms are large and you can open the windows. I used Sun Health OB/Gyn and they were good.The staff was nice. I had a pl...
Seeking Best Obstetrician Care for Pregnant Mother in Pgh, PA
Asked by E.C. from Pittsburgh
on August 21, 2008
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Who is best Dr and what is best hospital in Pgh, Pa area?
Zip code 15205
Do you know anything about Allegheny hospital and their prenatal care unit?
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- I also agree with Megee. I have had 4 children there an with each one, the care only got better. with my last daughter i had a midwife an she was a godsend. my doctor ...
- E.! I live in 15205 Crafton and I went to AGH very easy to get to especially when you water breaks in the middle of the night (like me) LOL. I really thought the car...
- I had all three of mine with a Midwife from The Midwife Center for Birth and Women's Health. 2825 Penn. Ave. They are great and they work with the Dr.s at AGH. Dr. Tho...
Avoiding Vaccinations at Birth and the Vitamin K Shot
Asked by M. from Phoenix
on October 24, 2007
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I was wonding what I need to do so that when I give birth at the hospital they do not vaccinate or give the vitamin K shot to my newborn. I have heard that I need to ...
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- The best thing to do is make up a birth plan. You give a copy to your OB before you give birth but you make extra copies for your labor & delivery nurse(s), nursery nu...
- M., There are a few good resources about this. The National Vaccine Information Center can be found online and have information on both the vaccines and their risks a...
- This is a pretty mainstream venue and many folks are probably not familiar with what is involved with refusing vaccines and Vit. K shots. There might be some misconce...
Taboo topic-Elective C-section
Asked by B.M. from Colorado Springs
on August 28, 2010
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Hello- I am looking into asking for a elective c-section, I know this is kind of a taboo topic but let’s please keep the reply’s nice, I’m already having a hard ...
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- There's a lot of good answers on here - I agree with most that you should go for the C-section with all your medical issues. I had a vaginal birth, and I know you are...
- It does not sound like it is elective considering your back problems. Just tell the Dr. everything you said on here. The only thing I would worry about is if the tumor...
- Do what makes you comfortable. To me, it seems that some (not all... but quite a few) natural birth mothers are so "open minded" to the idea of a 100% natural birth th...
Midwife, OB or Doula - Practice or Practioner
Asked by P.H. from New York
on February 3, 2010
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I've yet to settle on what kind of prenatal care I want. I'm leaning towards a hospital birth or birthing centre within a hospital with either a drug-free experience ...
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- Hi P.: My proprietary service, Organic Mommy & Baby Healthcare Solutions, offers Maternity and Baby Care in NYC, such as, Birth Doula Service, Postpartum Care, Aromat...
- Hello P., I had a natural birth at the birth center at St. Lukes Roosevelt Hospital. My midwives were Barbara and Elizabeth from CBS Midwifery. http://www.nycmidw...
- Drs Worth & Mussali have 2 midwives in their practice and have the lowest rate of drugs and c-section in the city. They work out of St. Vincents in West Village. Bes...
Seeking Obgyn/hospital for Natural Childbirth
Asked by S.M. from Oklahoma City
on October 5, 2009
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I live in Oklahoma City but both of my obgyn's have retired. My husband and I are currently trying to get pregnant but I don't currently have a doctor. My yearly is ...
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- I would look into using a Midwife. I loved having Dr Nightengale at OUMC. GL!
- I don't have an OB for you, but want to give you my thoughts on choosing a hospital. Lakeside does not have a NICU, also called tertiary nursery or Level 3 Nursery. I...
- I loved Mercy Hospital in North Oklahoma City. Dr Akhtar Hameed was my OBGYN. He was great. But you would wait hrs at his office for an appointment. He works out o...
Ob/gync in sarasota,Florida
Asked by S.B. from Sarasota
on August 26, 2006
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Hi,
I am a expecting first time mom and am 7 months pregnant. Moved to sarasota 15 days back and would like any suggestions regarding choosing an ob/gync in sarasota....
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- My sister and I used Corcoran, Easterling, Doyle-Vallery & Martin. They have a great team and wonderful midwives and deliver at Sarasota Memorial. 5741 Bee Rdige R...
- Dr Wayne Cohen is a wonderful MD, also there is lots of good doctors in this area... Towsley's group. hope this helps.
- I went to see Dr Cohen with my second son. Tyler was born at Sarasota Memorial Hospital by scheduled c-section (c-section was safer considering my first son was an eme...
C-section Versus VBAC
Asked by B.G. from Lima
on June 5, 2008
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Hello all! I was wondering about your experiences with VBAC. I had a c-section with my first in May of 2007 due to complications after labor for 10 hours and pushing f...
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- Hi B.. I know you have gotten a lot of responses, but I wanted to tell you my experience. Deciding on a VBAC or repeat C-Section will depend on a lot of factors. ...
- I had a VBAC after my first c-section. I first decided to have one because I hated the section, my oldest was going to be 15 months at the time of the birth so I wante...
- Hi B.! The C-section and vaginal birth experiences are so different for everyone. I had c-sections (three) and was given the option of VBAC when I was in labor wi...
Scared Out of My MIND
Asked by D.M. from Anchorage
on August 17, 2008
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I am 20wks pregnant with my first child and i'm petrified of having to go through the labor. I'm scared out of my mind. My sister-in-law just had a baby last december ...
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- D., Hello. I have one word for you: EPIDERAL. I know a lot of people don't agree with them, but I had them for each of my births (2) and had no complications. I...
- Hi D., I don't have time to read all the posts to see if anyone has suggested it, but I recommend the book Hypnobirthing by Marie Mongan. It really helped me feel...
- You will do fine! Do not worry! Women have been giving birth for millions of years, LOL! :) The human body is amazing. It can even deliver a baby if the mother is in a...
Could Anyone Share Their Home Birth Experience?
Asked by E.H. from Phoenix
on April 17, 2008
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I just recently watched a documentary called "The Business of Being Born" and it seriously got me considering choosing a home birth for my next child. I had such a hor...
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- I did home birth 8 weeks ago and it was AMAZING! Both me and my husband both felt like it was the most special, amazing, beautiful experience we have ever been through...
- Hats off to all you women who can have a home birth! I'm not one of them for several reaons. But for any women reading this who plan to give birth in a hospital, I w...
- my mother's first birth was in a hospital. she hated it. she had her second at a birth center, third at home, and i was there for the last two in a hospital with a m...
