Sentences with phrase «bad birth experience»

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If you're reading this and have had a bad birth experience, see a therapist to get through those emotions.

And I can understand that the women who feel they had a bad birth experience are trying to reclaim that sense of loss of control that they feel they experienced, but I think there are a couple of reasons for this.

This is separate from people who had a bad birth experience because of their care or interaction with hospital staff (whatever the reason may be), or because truly frightening things happened to them.

If you already had a bad birth experience or if you are scared to give birth, give this book a chance.

Not exact matches

As they grow, children encounter many large and small crises both expected and unexpected: birth itself, weaning, toilet training, separation from parents, illness, accidents, the birth of a brother or sister, bad dreams, starting school, learning to read, making friends, adolescence — these and many other experiences provide the potential for problems of varying intensity.

If you have been hurt badly, lied to or had significant physical and emotional damage from traditional medical care — being forced back into that environment will cause fear, that will hamper labour due to how women were made (any threat the woman feels causes labour to slow until she no longer experiences that «fight or flight response», and when she feels safe again, labour should resume)-- labour slows and then interventions «have» to be done... and the cycle repeats itself — reenforcing the belief that the hospital is not the place to birth.

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The worst thing to say to a mom who has had a traumatic birth is «at least you have a healthy baby» as it completely belittles the woman and minimizes everything they are feeling and have experienced.

My birth experiences were neither good nor bad, they just were.

undesired outcomes of birth for women came to consist of a bad experience and psychological damage from missed bonding opportunities

I had had some bad experiences with my second birth, but it was a first trimester miscarriage the year prior to having Ava that sealed the deal for me.

``... As childbearing became safer and more benign visions of nature arose, undesired outcomes of birth for women came to consist of a bad experience and psychological damage from missed bonding opportunities.

Because your birth experience is WORSE THAN MEANINGLESS compared to the health of your baby's brain or body!

While, I appreciate your response, I assure you no punishment or no amount of humiliation this doctor receives for her stupidity will take away the pain and humiliation she has now caused a mother who has already experienced the worst pain imaginable in having a still birth.

I have been very vocal about the bad experience I had with my first birth and my huge fear of having a repeat c - section.

Thank you so much Sharon for helping me cleanse myself of that bad experience and create a fresh new beautiful birth for my second daughter!

Watching my daughter lose almost 20 percent of her birth weight and have to be re-hospitalized for jaundice and dehydration was one of the worst experiences of my life.

Instead, they continue to trumpet that the only authentic way to give birth is according to their extremely narrow precepts, and that anyone who deviates from them (or worse, adheres to them and is disappointed in her experience) is a «failure» at birth.

I think that it is possible to have a good birth experience in a hospital and that THIS SHOULD be promoted because many women have had bad experiences in hospitals and need to know that it doesn't HAVE to be one or the other.

I think you're also failing to recognize the extent to which unrelieved pain and the difficulties inherent in childbirth by its very nature were major contributors to her bad experience, and that home birth without access to pain relief or cesarean section would have done little to improve her experience and might have made it far worse.

Wow, I could have written this out word for word, except my hospital birth experiences weren't too bad.

A lot of moms wind up with episiotomies to get stuck babies out, but the worst - case scenario is an emergency C - section that requires general anesthesia, making the birth experience not only traumatizing for mom, but also cuts her out of the birth entirely.

what a beautiful albeit a bit freighting birth story, it's too bad you had to have that experience in the end but I'm so glad you and baby are fine now and hopefully telling your story will help heal.

Waterbirth Executive Director Barbara Harper turned to water birth 25 years ago with her second and third children after a bad experience during her first child's hospital birth.

I am very sad to hear about some of the bad experiences with hospital births in the other comments.

My first birth was a bad experience that I didn't want to relive.

I experienced the headaches after giving birth and it was the worst headache of my life.

I so badly wanted to have a natural birth (per my well written birth plan) followed by a blissful postpartum experience.

Camren, I'm sorry you had a bad first birth experience.

If your first birth experience is a bad one, you can only compare it to the picture you had in your mind, and many women go on to have a healing second birth.

Everyone knows that a woman giving birth to a baby naturally is probably experiencing the worst pain of her life.

Even doctors experienced in breech birth have worse outcomes then vaginal birth.

None of the items on this list are bad choices, but some are certainly better than others depending on your own birth experience.

Reality is that the home birth movement gained strength as a reaction to the terrible hospital experiences, the unnecessary c - sections and the bad management of labours at the hands of inexperienced residents.

As a Consultant Obstetrician who strives daily to ensure that all women have a normal birth experience but who is available when things don't go to plan, I think your article is blinkered at best and very unhelpful at worst.

These moms then have X number of months to ruminate over those TMI details and wonder, «Will my birth experience be that bad?»

All because of my experience with my babies after birth, being separated from them, not being allowed to nurse them when I wanted, having formula pushed, being told I'm a bad mother and I want to starve my babies.

I gave birth in Ein Karem last time, and didn't have a bad experience per se, but I've heard tons of horror stories there, so I'm not surprised you said Ein Karem.

She did not come to home birth after a bad hospital experience like I did.

I was about to drown myself in the tub when I had a revelation... [With] the midwife looking at me and saying, «You're a coward and a bad mother if you give up on your birth experience.

Hiring a doula isn't a bad idea either, she will be able to help you with those techniques you are going to need to have the best experience in natural birth.

While mothers who experienced depressive symptoms at other times had worse relationships with all of their children, PND was found to be specifically detrimental to the relationship mothers had with their child whose birth triggered the PND.

When the typical response to a cesarean birth is «Oh I'm so sorry, what happened,» we're negating their autonomy, we're negating their experience and telling them that we feel bad for them because they had a surgical birth experience.

Me: No... I had a bad experience with a hospital birth and a hippie doctor with our first child, which led to a better experience in a hospital with midwives for our second child, which led me to you.

I am a doula (in my free time) and absolutely love helping women have positive birth experiences since I know first hand how deeply birth can affect women (in good and bad ways).

Watched videos and participated in an online natural birth course (that I took twice during the course of pregnancy) I focused on others» positive natural birth experiences and tried to block out the worst - case scenario stories.

Take a free online In a country experiencing one of the worst birth rates in the world, two South Korean universities are now offering courses that make it mandatory for

http://musingmonika.blogspot.com/2011/08/rant.html This one's my current favorite because it speaks to something that I've been dealing with a lot lately - adoption hatred from specific birth mothers who have had bad experiences trying to taint adoption as a whole.