VBAC
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Seeking VBAC Friendly OB GYN Office in the Dumont, Tenafly, Englewood Area.
Asked by S.H. from New York
on June 21, 2008
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Hi. I'm hoping someone can help me with this issue. I am 3 1/2 months pregnant with my second child and would like to consider a VBAC. ( I had a c-section with my s...
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- I go to Dr. Dicker in Westwood. They are really good, and even have a midwife in their group. They would be open to your suggestions.
- Hi S.! You should check out CityMommy! There are moms specifically in your area that can help you find a good doc that meets all your needs! You will love the direc...
- Hi S., My OB/GYN is located in Oradell on Kinderkamack Road. He is wonderful and very understanding to his patient's needs. He also is a very down to earth man. I h...
Need OB Referrals: Support VBAC, Deliver at Cedars or Hospital with Tubs
Asked by J.H. from Los Angeles
on April 30, 2009
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I'm new to the area. Live in Granada Hills but want to find an OB that can deliver at Cedars. I want a hospital that will let me move around and possibly soak in a tu...
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- Hello J.!! I had a successful VBAC with my ob/gyn, Dr. Scott Serden, ###-###-####. He's awesome!!!!! He delivers at Cedars! Also we love our pediatrician!!! ...
- I absolutely LOVE Dr. Ed Liu. He works out of the Cedars towards and he delivered both of my children at Cedars. I was living in Reseda at the time and loved him so ...
- Hi J., I can't help you with the insurance part, but my OB is at Cedars and I had a VBAC with her 4 years ago. She is a dream doctor! Kind, patient, funny and an ...
I Need a Great OB Referral Who Will Do a VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesearean)
Asked by B.O. from Los Angeles
on March 22, 2008
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I am kind of a special case and I moved in from out of town 6 months ago. I just found out I am pregnant and I need a great OB/GYN. My first baby was 4 weeks early and...
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- B., Have you also considered interviewing midwives who are willing to do a VBAC? You may find more midwives willing, because Dr's have to be with you the entire labo...
- try the midwives at UCLA medical center - you will get midwifery care but deliver in a hospital
- B., I am pregnant now my new OBG is Dr. Pearson in Burbank, I love him! My old OB retired and was I worried about finding someone I would feel comfortable with.... ...
Seeking Cedars or UCLA Doctor Consultation on VBAC for 7 Months Preggers Mom
Asked by K.A. from Los Angeles
on April 22, 2010
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HI Moms:
I really like my current OB doctor, but he recently told me that he would not be comfortable with me trying to have a VBAC with baby #2. Baby #2 consisten...
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- I agree -- Dr. Kline is excellent! If he's not able to take you on as a patient, I can send you a list of other wonderfully supportive doctors at Cedars. It's a long...
- I don't have a Dr. but maybe try bringing your doctor the latest research that VBAC is actually safer than a repeat C-section for both mom and baby. C's are major surg...
- Hi K.. My doctor based at Cedars in Hollywod area is Dr. David Kline. Hands down, I would recommend him (and have) to any woman looking for a good, compassionate, kn...
Due Date Is 4/24. Planned VBAC May Become Planned C-section
Asked by T.M. from Dallas
on April 11, 2011
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So I have a very small tilted pelvis and this large headed child only has about a 30-40% success rate of being delivered vaginally. Our plan (mine, husbands and docto...
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- I was in your shoes 9 months ago. Planned vbac but my baby was estimated at 9 lb and I was only 2 cm dilated and he could not feel the babies head at all. We ended up ...
- As an ALACE trained birth assistant, I have to agree with Carrie B. here. I strongly recommend that you contact your local International Cesarean Awareness Network (I...
- Yes, women are 'made' to produce children... BUT some women have more issues than others. My SIL has an enlongated/tilted pelvis. She was in labor for over 48 hours, w...
Seeking Advice from Mom's Who've Had Repeated C-sections And/or Vbac's
Asked by M.P. from Pittsburgh
on February 22, 2009
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Hi!
I could use the help of anyone who has had a cesarian delivery and then attempted a vaginal..or opted to stick with the c. I am pregnant, very early on - 11 we...
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- Hi M., That is a tough decision. I have 3 boys-ages 11, 4, and 1. The 1st 2 were vaginal and the 3rd was c-section because he was breech and would not turn. We won't...
- Hi M., I have had three babies; #1 c-sec, #2. vbac, and #3 c-sec. I will have to agree with you that vbac recovery time is much easier. I would choose that again if I ...
- My first child was born via c-section. We hadn't planned it that way, but he was a week past the due date, attempts to induce labor weren't successful and after a few...
Seeking Female OB/GYN in Thousand Oaks General Area Who Does a V-bac
Asked by R.M. from Los Angeles
on June 3, 2008
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Hi there. I have a 10 month old son and had a C-section with him as he was breech. We are new to the area and I don't have an OB/GYN up in this area. I'm looking fo...
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- I live in the area as well, but I go to Tarzana for my OB GYN care because there is such a scarcity of good OB GYN's in the area. My doctor is named Diana Wong and sh...
- I have been a patient of Dr. Orlin Liberman for 12+ years. She is a wonderful woman! She delivered my daughter via emergency Csection. Her office is ###-###-####
- I had a c-section at Simi Valley Hosp. According to my doc, they don't do V-Bac's in Ventura County at all. Too much liability and expense. She said you would have t...
C-section or VBAC. Oh Wait, I'm Screwed Either Way. ;)
Asked by B.P. from Cleveland
on November 18, 2010
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Grrrr. I went to the meeting of my local ICAN chapter (a "c-section support group") last night with the hopes of finding a listening ear and left feeling awful abou...
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- I am really sorry you came away from that meeting feeling that kind of guilt/judgment piles on you. I have a couple of thoughts--One is: Can you take the time to s...
- i am so sorry you had such a rotten experience. it makes me nuts that VBACs are so demonized in the medical community, but i suppose it's a dreary effect of our societ...
- Ok a midwife at least where i live always labors with a v-bac in a hospital under the supervision of a doc. Check with a midwife group and see how they work near you....
Vbac or C-section
Asked by P.B. from Boston
on July 20, 2011
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I know this is kind of late but I am 35 weeks pregnant and currently scheduled to have a c section august 16th. I have been been reading a bit more about vbacs and it...
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- I'm assuming you are a good candidate for a v-bac? My understanding of it is, that if you had a horizontal (ie, "bikini-cut") incision, that is your best bet for a su...
- Not sure exactly where Gardner is, but just want to mention that I went to Newton-Wellesley OBGYN and NW hospital to have my first and only baby. Had a c-section due ...
- I would look for a midwife that might take you. call around to local doula's, they usually have a list of providers that will take a client at 35+ weeks. email me...
How Long to Wait for VBAC?
Asked by H.A. from San Francisco
on November 27, 2008
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Hi there,
We are just getting the nerve up to try for a second child. :) Our first was born via c-section. My OBGYN said to wait 2 years before trying to get pregna...
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- Hi H., I'm a very fortunate older mom. I had my first child at age 39 via C-section. Two and a half years later, I gave birth (naturally) to my second child a month...
- H. Hi - my children are older 10 & 14 so it has been awhile - but I still feel very strongly about natural childbirth. I believe that our county has an unusally high ...
- Hi H., I tried for a VBAC about 3.5 years after the first. It didn't work, but I'm really glad I tried. In some ways, it helped me 'heal' psychologically from the ...
