Sentences with phrase «home birth stories do»

This option isn't common in the US — with less than 1 percent of births taking place at home — but home birth stories do pop up in the media thanks to celebs who skip the hospital, like Julianne Moore, Mayim Bialik, Alyson Hannigan and Cindy Crawford.

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I don't care if I have put my home birth disaster story out for the world to read.

That would be a good suggestion — if other hb mothers and hb advocates didn't immediately say, «Don't listen to those home birth horror stories!»

And I've read scores of birth stories describing women who have contracted midwives willing to do VBACs, twins and much, much worse at home.

I gave birth to my 4th child at home in April, my best friend gave birth to her first born in my house last month, we got a dozen more chickens and hatched a few of our own this summer, we went to Story Land and to Lake Winnipesaukee on vacation, built a large wooden swingset, landscaped our backyard, and did several other home projects!

Stories about interventions out of control, epidural risks, and what Pitocin does to contractions was enough to convince me that home birth was a viable option.

Does the fact that your question falls right between two tragic stories of home birth — injured babies, one of whom was born * yesterday * have any impact on you at all?

This is so amazing when moms share their birth stories making it look so easy and she is calmed ill never take my chances and do it at home.

And I would bet that the hospital horror stories are more to do with the womens «feelings» about her birth experience rather than the actual damaged / dead babies from the home birth horror stories.

From personal experience and hearing the stories of many mothers in my city who have done either or in some cases both hospital birth and home birth it seems to me that the majority, if not all, said they preferred the home birth.

These stories are certainly tragic, and while I didn't read the full stories from the blog you mentioned (too sad; can't stomach), it does sound like there is a lot of irresponsible stuff going on in the home birth world.

But I don't see the educational purpose of these stories — of course there are some tragedies, both in hospital births and in home births, because giving birth is dangerous.

While I don't put much stock in home birth horror stories as evidence that home birth is less safe than hospital (because I don't know how they compare to the number of hospital horror stories), I put even LESS stock in «I would have died if I hadn't been in the hospital» stories.

They're worth reading, especially because you'll see when you do that as of July 10, 2012, the blog had not been updated in more than six months and that some problems in these heart - wrenching stories actually arose from hospital, not home birth, mistakes.

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In today's super special episode of the Doing It At Home podcast, we are interviewing our own moms about our birth stories!

I didn't tell anyone last time because a lot of people are against home birth and tell you horror stories.

Most people back in the states think we are little crazy / can't believe we are doing this without family around etc, but truly we have never felt more supported than the community of people in our village, and little did I know we moved to an area where most women prefer home birth and have multiple stories to share.

I love our birth story & I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity to plan & prepare for a home birth, even if it didn't work out that way.

In a compelling personal narrative that follows his farm animals from birth to death, journalist Lovenheim brings home the story of the milk and the beef we eat, and he does it by honoring the cattle and the people whose labor and lives feed a nation and a world.