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Today’s episode of Military Birth Talk features Navy spouse Alison. Alison shares her first pregnancy and loss (2:34), her subsequent pregnancy and delivery of her son at a civilian hospital which concluded with a weeklong NICU stay due to a blood type incompatibility (4:57), her experience navigating several losses following the birth of her son (24:08), and then her most recent pregnancy and birth of her son, at a Military Treatment Facility in Japan; this baby also had a weeklong NICU stay, this time at the host-nation hospital (27:36). Toward the end of the episode we talk a little more about their experience navigating fertility challenges within the military lifestyle.
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Today’s Military Birth Talk episode features Noëlle, a Marine Corps Spouse. Noëlle shares her three birth stories, one at a MTF, one at a birth center, and one at a hospital out in town, all with precipitous labors and the support of their doula. She also talk about what it was like parenting a newborn during her husband’s deployment, her feeding journeys with her three kids, and how being a team with her partner was so important to her. Listen to Noëlle’s story wherever you get your podcasts, and don’t forget to subscribe to our show so you never miss an episode!
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In the first episode of the Military Birth Talk podcast, we hear from Gaby Cavins, Navy veteran, and Executive Director of the Military Birth Resource Network and Postpartum coalition. Gaby shares her three birth stories, including a traumatic hospital birth, followed by a "freeing and healing" hospital birth, and concluding with a "silent, peaceful" homebirth. Gaby shares about the way in which her varied births, and her processing of each of these transformative experiences during the postpartum period, led her to eventually become a birth worker herself. She also shares about the complexities of giving birth as an Active Duty service member. Gaby then discusses her work with MBRNPC, and shares some of the unique resources it provides to the military community. Listen in wherever you get your podcasts, and don’t forget to subscribe to our show so you never miss an episode!
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Join military spouse Anni Denzel as she sits down with a new guest each week to share their birth story. This podcast offers members of the military community a way to learn from and connect with their fellow service members, spouses, and veterans, as they navigate the unique nature of birthing within the military. The Military Birth Talk podcast is a project of the Military Birth Resource Network and Postpartum Coalition. To learn more about the work of MBRNPC, please visit www.mbrnpc.org.
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Military Birth Talk features birth stories from service members, spouses, veterans, and providers, all told through the unique lens of birthing in the military. Birth is a profound,…

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