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juniper76
post 27/11/2011, 06:30 PM
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If you had a successful VBAC a Brisbane Mater Mothers Private and had a pro-VBAC OB, I'd love to know who your OB was.

My OB for DD has said that she will support a VBAC this time, but I'm concerned by how I only see stories from other ladies about her saying this and no actual stories of successful VBACs. I only know of one Dr for certain who is pro-VBAC, so I'll call tomorrow to find out if he's available, but I'd love to know who else might support my decision to attempt a VBAC in case he's not available.

Since I'm assuming the rules require a reply via PM, I'm hoping I can receive PMs. I only just signed up today because I haven't had a response on the forum I usually visit.

This post has been edited by juniper76: 27/11/2011, 06:33 PM
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post 27/11/2011, 06:33 PM
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Welcome to the forum, I hope someone can help you. original.gif

Replies via PM please girls.
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Bek+3
post 02/12/2011, 06:36 AM
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Hi... I am 30 weeks and just transferred to the Mater Mothers from another hospital. I had my first appointment there yesterday. (My first baby was natural, second Emergency C/S without labour.)

My first appointment was with the midwife. I asked her if VBAC was supported and she said 'of course, you'll find it is preferred.'

I then asked the ob who was my next appointment. Even though I am having my 3rd high risk pregnancy (PE in the first, PE and HELLP in the second, PIH now since 5 weeks and have been on weekly high risk ob appointments from the start) she still said that a trial of labour and VBAC would be ideal. (Not what I was expecting to hear at all.) In fact... I asked if that would still be the case if I needed to be induced as my babies have both needed to come out very quickly due to PE. She said yes, they would still induce a VBAC.

I am going public through the Mater but the obs are all the same.

Good luck. I had no resistance from the at all. Quite the opposite.
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post 11/12/2011, 08:56 AM
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Have a read through my birth stories in my siggy - both DS2 and DS3 were VBAC at the Mater MOthers. WIll PM you the name of my OB if you want original.gif
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juniper76
post 29/12/2011, 11:52 PM
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Oh, yes please! I'd love if you could PM your OB's name to me.

ps. Sorry for the late response. I didn't receive a notification that I'd had any replies.
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Guest_V's mummy_*
post 09/03/2012, 06:26 PM
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Amazing stories bluey! You give me hope! just wondering if you mind sending me your ob too? And any books etc that you would suggest reading. I've done hypnobirthng workshop and read birth skills, gentle birth gentle mothering.....any others you would suggest?
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post 11/03/2012, 07:26 AM
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Hi Bluey, hoping you wouldn't mind PM'ing me the name of your pro-VBAC OB? I tried PM'ing you but having difficulties sending through. I just got a ghost line reading on a HPT this morning and am now frantically searching for the right OB original.gif

Thank you original.gif
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post 11/03/2012, 07:40 AM
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I had an excellent OB at the Mater Private last year.
Completely and totally supported my desire for a VBAC and never once tried to talk me out of it. He was brilliant. I'll PM you!
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