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Meet Clare, another Mom of some BIG BABIES. Her first birth was 48 hours long ending in a C-section. Her VBAC birth was much shorter, and you will never guess where she ended up delivering her 9lb, 13oz baby. We love her and her story is incredible, send us a message on instagram and let us know what you think. You can find the information about B.R.A.I.N. and how to assess interventions on our VBAC blog at www.utahvbaclink.com/blog

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Join Courtney, one of Julie’s first VBAC clients, as she shares the story of her VBAC and HBAC. After being told her first baby was “probably too big to push out,” her first child and C-section baby ended up being just 7lb 12oz. Her next two VBAC babies were a whole pound and larger than that! If you are looking for an experience in the hospital with a C-section, a hospital VBAC, and a home VBAC (HBAC), this is the perfect episode. Then, we touch on the four main reasons for a primary Cesarean. You can find the information and how to avoid repeat C-sections for those reasons on our VBAC blog at thevbaclink.com/the-4-main-reasons-for-c-sections-and-how-to-avoid-them/

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Please note, to get stories from all over the country and even other countries, we record using phone lines. For this reason, audio quality may vary between episodes and speakers.

Join Courtney, one of Julie’s first VBAC clients, as she shares the story of her VBAC and HBAC. After being told her first baby was “probably too big to push out”, her first child and C-section baby ended up being just 7lb 12oz. Her next two VBAC baby’s were a whole pound and more larger than that! If you are looking for an experience in the hospital with a C-section, a hospital VBAC, and a home VBAC (HBAC), this is the episode for you. Then, we touch on the four main reasons for a primary Cesarean. You can find the information and how to avoid repeat C-sections for those reasons on our VBAC blog at www.utahvbaclink.com/blog

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Please note, in order to get stories from all over the country, and even other countries, we record using phone lines. For this reason, audio quality may vary between episodes and speakers.

Lindsay is one of the most inspiring people you will ever meet! Her VBAC baby’s due date was just one week before her other baby was scheduled for a bone marrow transplant several states away. She shares the journey through cesarean, VBAC, and then on to Boston for the transplant, all while living together with a blended family of six children, her ex-husband, and her current husband. This family is truly inspiring and full of hope, love, and sacrifice for family. Make sure to follow Lindsey on Instagram and her website listed below.

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Please note, to get stories from all over the country and even other countries, we record using phone lines. For this reason, audio quality may vary between episodes and speakers.

Lindsay is one of the most inspiring people you will ever meet! Her VBAC baby’s due date was just one week before her other baby was scheduled for a bone marrow transplant several states away. She shares the journey through cesarean, VBAC, and then on to Boston for the transplant all while living together with a blended family of six children, her ex husband, and current husband. This family is truly inspiring and full of hope, love, and sacrifice for family. Make sure to follow lindsey on instagram, and her website listed below.

• Instagram: @electriclinzyland

Please note, in order to get stories from all over the country, and even other countries, we record using phone lines. For this reason, audio quality may vary between episodes and speakers.

Leslie's story on VBAC with a special scar is incredible! Her OBGYN told her she was a "ticking time bomb" just waiting for rupture.  Her thoughts on birth, in general, will inspire and educate any woman preparing for any birth. Leslie is one of Julie's high school besties. They shared their VBAC journeys just one month apart, so; this makes this episode extra special for us! You can find even more information about Special Scars on our VBAC blog at thevbaclink.com/special-scars/

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Leslies story on VBAC with a special scar is incredible! Her OBGYN told her she was a “ticking time bomb” just waiting for rupture.  Her thoughts on birth in general will inspire and educate any woman preparing for any type of birth. Lelie is one of Julie’s high school besties. They shared their VBAC journeys together just one month apart so, this makes this episode extra special for us! You can find even more information about Special Scars on our VBAC blog at www.utahvbaclink.com/blog

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Taylor’s births are quite the experience! Her first pregnancy was surprise twins! Halfway through her pregnancy, they found out that the twins had Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS) and selective intrauterine growth restriction (SIUGR). If you don’t know what that means, you will learn in an exciting and nail-biting way as we travel the pregnancy and birth with Taylor, her husband, and her children. Then, she shares her journey through her second pregnancy, a VBAC, with a beautiful story. Out fact today is defining TOLAC and what exactly it means in your pregnancy and birth space. You can find even more information about TOLAC on our VBAC blog at What is TOLAC? The Difference Between TOLAC and VBAC

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Taylor’s births are quite the experience! Her first pregnancy was surprise twins! Halfway through her pregnancy they found out that the twins had Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS) and selective intrauterine growth restriction (SIUGR). If you don’t know what that means, you will learn in an exciting and nail biting way as we travel the pregnancy and birth with Taylor, her husband, and children. Then, she shares her journey through her second pregnancy, a VBAC, with a beautiful story. Out fact today is defining TOLAC and what exactly it means in your pregnancy and birth space. You can find even more information about TOLAC on our VBAC blog at www.utahvbaclink.com/blog

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Rachel shares an incredible journey with us through an unplanned cesarean, a less than ideal hospital VBAC, and a more triumphant HBAC! During both hospital births, the staff performed procedures on her without asking or without explaining much at all. The lack of informed consent and refusal is genuinely devastating. You will switch from being appalled to laughing out loud with Julie and Meagan as you listen to Rachel share the details of her home birth. Someone could learn just about everything they need to know to have a satisfying birth experience by learning about all the different scenarios she went through. Then, Julie gets on a soapbox about what proper informed consent looks like according to the AMA (American Medical Association’s) guidelines. We love her story, and we know you will, too! You can find even more information on proper informed consent on our VBAC blog at The Truth About Informed Consent

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Please note, to get stories from all over the country and even other countries, we record using phone lines. For this reason, audio quality may vary between episodes and speakers.