vba2c success?

Re: vba2c success?

• cg0112358 member

  November 2015

  I had a successful VBA2C in August after a failed VBAC in August 2013 and a c/s in August 2010. I was induced at 40w with my failed VBAC (pre-e) and after getting to 10 cm my pelvic bones just wouldn't separate and LO and I kept both going into distress (her HR and my BP). I saw a chiropractor certified in the Webster technique and went into labor spontaneously at 38+5. Labor was short, 6 hours total including 30 min of pushing. My OB is known as being very pro-VBAC and that played a major role. He never questioned my decision although he did suggest I get an epidural due to my previous failed VBAC and emergency c/s. Good luck to you, I hope you get the birth you want

  DS1: 8/3/10, DD1: 8/17/13, DD2: 8/13/15

  Twins lost to due to partial molar pregnancy: September 2011 

  ~~PAL, PgAL Always Welcome~~
  

  Report1 Reply
• Loading the player...
• heidiandjohnWed180689 member

  December 2015

  I've had a few doula clients who had successful VBA2C and a number of colleagues as well. The fact that you've had a successful VBAC in there should make a difference, along with the fact that your C sections were for the breech baby and not due to labour complications.

  Report0 Reply
• Conky3000 member

  January 2016

  ^^^ Agree. From what I understand the successful VBAC and reasons for c sections should be good factors in favour of trying for another VBAC but I guess it depends on your doctor/midwife. Good luck!

  Report0 Reply