• 64. Carly's hospital VBAC with lots of advocacy and an AMA

  • Sep 5 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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64. Carly's hospital VBAC with lots of advocacy and an AMA

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  • Sometimes you have to put on your advocacy hat more times than you'd like. This definitely was the case for Carly who encountered a not-so-supportive OB while in labor.


    Some highlights from the episode:
    🔥 How to deal with an unsupportive doctor
    🔥 What one very important option is for handling an unsupportive provider
    🔥 What an AMA is
    🔥 and so much more!


    Let me know how this episode has helped you once you're done listening 😊

    Connect with, Carly ⤵️
    Instagram: @adventure4better


    Connect with me, Petra ⤵️
    Instagram:@birthing_come_true
    Facebook: Birthing Come True
    Website: Birthingcometrue.com
    Email: Petra@birthingcometrue.comInternational

    Cesarean Awareness Network: https://www.ican-online.org/


    ✨ Free Fearless VBAC Workbook- It’s time to face your fears and grow through them!


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    Let's Connect!

    ✨ The VBAC Junkie Website: www.birthingcometrue.com/thevbacjunkiepodcast

    ✨ Follow me on Instagram: @thevbacjunkiepodcast and @Birthing_Come_True


    I'd so appreciate it if you'd rate and review this show wherever you're listening from. I'm grateful you've taken time out of your day to listen, thank you!
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