Content Warning: postpartum hemorrhage, GBS Positive, antibiotics for GBS,   On this episode of the EBB podcast, I talk with Katrina Hull, a graduate of the EBB childbirth class about her positive hospital water birth story.   Katrina Hull is a former high school math and engineering teacher with over a decade of experience in the classroom. Her passion for education and entrepreneurship has led her to her current role as coordinating producer at PBS NewsHour Classroom where she develops lesson materials and resources for integrating invention education into classrooms across the country.   Katrina shares her experiences taking the EBB childbirth class and discusses in depth the education and work she put into preparing for her desired hospital water birth. In addition to finding her “Golden Ticket” birth team and desired location, she shares the details of her amazing and empowering birth story, despite having a few complications, including finding out she was Group B Strep Positive and handling a postpartum hemorrhage.   Resources:

• Learn more about Marnellie Bishop’s Evidence Based Birth® Childbirth Class here
• Learn more about the GentleBirth Pregnancy app here
• Read more about Rebecca’s experience with Hypnobabies in Babies are Not Pizza’s
• Learn more about the Evidence on Hypnosis for Pain Management here
• Learn more about the Evidence on water immersion for Pain Management here
• Learn about the research evidence on combining hypnosis and water immersion for pain: Madden, K., Middleton, P., Cyna, A. M., et al. (2016). Hypnosis for pain management during labour and childbirth. Cochrane Database Syst Rev(5), CD009356.

Listen to Evidence Based Birth Podcasts:

• EBB 131: Evidence on: Pitocin During the 3rd Stage of Labor or read the Signature Article here https://evidencebasedbirth.com/evidence-on-pitocin-during-the-third-stage-of-labor/
• EBB 267: Debunking Myths about Fundal Massage with Barbie Christianson, RN

  Learn more about joining our Pro Membership for birth workers here, to take take our class on emergency management of PPH