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National Project : Submit Your Story
The Connecticut Worst to First Campaign is looking for stories from women all over the Nation as part of a video project we are working on. We are looking for women from all walks of life, and all...
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VBACtivist
Kicking off the National Institute of Health, VBAC Conference in Bethesda, Maryland, The Feminist Breeder, Michele Demont from Birthcut.com, and Desirre Andrews the current President of ICAN had an...
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Part 1
To start off, at the end of the next couple of days, when the consensus is over, you can obtain the report at http://www.ahrq.gov/ which is the agency that got the contract. I am starting to watch, and...
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Dr. Caroline Signore
Low risk women have a 23.6% risk for a cesarean with their first child. With their second child they have a 90% chance of having a second cesarean Lack of VBAC coverage by insurance, and hospitals....
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Afternoon update
I thought that I would be able to update live with everything going on, unfortunately I underestimated my children for the morning session. In reality with the vast amount of information being given,...
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NIH VBAC Day 1
While I wanted to be the first Blogger to have my live coverage up from the National Institute of Health VBAC Conference today, between a toddler and 9 month old, dinner, cleaning, and working on...
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NIH VBAC Day 2 Coverage
While the day was much shorter, I found it had a much more personal level of it as speaker Rita Rubin took on the stories of women around the country who have been victims of VBAC bans, lack of...
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The Draft Statement is Available!
The National Institute of Health’s VBAC Draft statement is now available to the public. You can read it at...
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Tackling the Draft Statement
I saw down and listened, read, and watched the question and answer session for the draft statement by the panelist who read it, as well as the audience who was able to add their input. One surprise I...
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Wrapping up NIH VBAC Coverage
So much came from this conference this week, so I wanted to share a ton of links that may be helpful for those who were not able to participate. If you were not able to watch the coverage, you can use...
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