I would agree if it was so extremely one sided and using scare tactics to try to push their agenda. There is good info in it, but it could have been presented in a far better manner. IMO
Are there other documentaries out there that are a little more balanced? I did see TBOBB but usually try not to get all my info from one source...I looked on Netflix but the other options had pretty bad reviews.
I'll probably get most of my info from books but it's easier to get my wife to watch a movie.
Married my wife 8/2007 ~ TTC #1 since 7/2011 9 IUIs = 9 BFNs IVF October 2012: 22 eggs retrieved, 17 fertilized, 5 frozen ET #1: 1 blast = BFP; Blighted ovum discovered at 7w5d; D&E FET #1: 1 blast = BFP; Missed m/c discovered at 9w5d; D&E Karyotyping: normal ~ RPL Testing: normal ~ Hysteroscopy: normal FET #2: 1 blast transferred 10/25; BFP 10/31! EDD 7/13/14 ~ Induced at 37w4d due to pre-eclampsia ~ Born on 6/28/14 *Everyone welcome*
I would agree if it was so extremely one sided and using scare tactics to try to push their agenda. There is good info in it, but it could have been presented in a far better manner. IMO
Are there other documentaries out there that are a little more balanced? I did see TBOBB but usually try not to get all my info from one source...I looked on Netflix but the other options had pretty bad reviews.
I'll probably get most of my info from books but it's easier to get my wife to watch a movie.
DH and I watched TBOBB because it's easier for us to watch a movie together. However, then I share with him what I read (and he does the same). So when I come across articles, I share bits of them with him and we usually discuss what we are reading. However, because he saw TBOBB he has a better context for what I'm talking about.
Re: The Business of Being Born
https://www.thebusinessofbeingborn.com/watch-now/
Enjoy!
Me (26) Him (27)
21 cycles TTC
Expecting #2 6.28.14
Are there other documentaries out there that are a little more balanced? I did see TBOBB but usually try not to get all my info from one source...I looked on Netflix but the other options had pretty bad reviews.
I'll probably get most of my info from books but it's easier to get my wife to watch a movie.
9 IUIs = 9 BFNs
IVF October 2012: 22 eggs retrieved, 17 fertilized, 5 frozen
ET #1: 1 blast = BFP; Blighted ovum discovered at 7w5d; D&E
FET #1: 1 blast = BFP; Missed m/c discovered at 9w5d; D&E
Karyotyping: normal ~ RPL Testing: normal ~ Hysteroscopy: normal
FET #2: 1 blast transferred 10/25; BFP 10/31!
EDD 7/13/14 ~ Induced at 37w4d due to pre-eclampsia ~ Born on 6/28/14
*Everyone welcome*
Thanks for the recommendation! Maybe I'll watch this one. The only other baby related documentary I've seen is TGSR
I got it from my local library.
DH and I loved it. It encouraged me to do some more research and questioning about assumptions I had about women's health care.
DH and I watched TBOBB because it's easier for us to watch a movie together. However, then I share with him what I read (and he does the same). So when I come across articles, I share bits of them with him and we usually discuss what we are reading. However, because he saw TBOBB he has a better context for what I'm talking about.