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V2BAC?

dublinlady · 2013-07-06 20:28:12

Just had my 6 week check up with consultant. I've had 2 sections - my first baby was breech and with my second I tried for a vbac but went 12 days overdue and he insisted on a section at that point as I was totally unfavourable. Consultant said it'll def have to be a section if we chose to have a third child... I would…

06-07-2013 8:28pm

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Just had my 6 week check up with consultant. I've had 2 sections - my first baby was breech and with my second I tried for a vbac but went 12 days overdue and he insisted on a section at that point as I was totally unfavourable.
Consultant said it'll def have to be a section if we chose to have a third child... I would have been keen to try naturally, even on the basis of the fact if like to give my baby as much time in their as they need rather than an early eviction even if it ended in a section again. Like I'd happily go 12 days over and then have to have section - just don't want it at 39 weeks...he said it wouldn't be allowed.
Anyone any experience of this?

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#2 06-07-2013 8:48pm

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There's been a few VBA2C's stories about... I'm not sure if they're here or on another site though, let me have a quick look for you.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=56093248&postcount=238 here's one from 2008

The third post in this thread is particularly helpful

In fact, there's just a whole lot of info on these posts on magicmum - here, search term VBA2C

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There's a great blog post on the AIMS Ireland 42 weeks campaign Facebook page today about a woman preparing for a vba2c

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