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I'd actually be interested in hearing the answers for question #2 I've thought about going drug free, but haven't taken any classes, ect or researched it that much(Hospital Child birthing class is in January, but that is the all day general one, not geared specifically at drug free births) , so odds are probably going to start yelling for the drugs. What have people done/are planning on doing?
@flyster you do all the things you said you haven't done. 1) research 2) take natural birth class(es)
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Loss and IF veteran. Current mom of DS 5.5, DD 2, and sometimes DH 40. Due June 2021 with TWINS
Was the original title still asking about drug free birth? So confused what the original post has to do with drug free birth - cause if you can't handle the pain at 27-31 weeks, you can't handle a med free birth.
To address drug free birth--I've done with and without epidural. For my 32 hour labor, all the Bradley diet and inward meditation in the world couldn't help at about the 24 hour point, when I needed rest. I did have an epidural-free delivery last time, but with antibiotics (group b strep) and pitocin. There, having Lamaze and Bradley classes, freedom of movement, a low-intervention provider (hospital midwife), a supportive L&D nurse, a supportive spouse, and the confidence that my labor would NOT last 32 hours all helped.
Bradley classes last 12 weeks so probably getting pretty tight to get into one in time for a february birth.
Re: Drug free birth prep
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Bradley classes last 12 weeks so probably getting pretty tight to get into one in time for a february birth.