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Birthing doula and mental health advocates. I plan to give birth at new hanover regional medical center at novant. I have medicaid which is carolina complete so idk if I am covered.

I plan on giving birth at brunswick novant health in Bolivia. My due date is July 14th and this is my first pregnancy which has gone perfectly and is lowrisk. I would love to do an unmediated birth where I just use massages, breathing techniques etc. I would like our doula to have around 15+ years of experience and it always helps if they love Jesus like we do! We would really only need them present during active labor, we don’t require them to stay with us the whole time we’re in the hospital or do extra things for us! I would love someone who is great with communication as well so that they can guide me beforehand hand at things i can do to help prepare my body for an easier birth. We aren’t sure on budget and are open to discuss!

I live in Little River, and I'm giving birth at McLeod Loris Hospital. I was hoping to see If any took Medicaid health insurance. I was also hoping they could help me with my birth plan.

I am planning to give birth at Backus Hospital. My birth plan includes having an epidural depending on pain levels- Although the less medical intervention, the better. I plan to breastfeed. No particular budget. I have Husky Health CT for insurance. I am seeking a birth doula and postpartum doula.

Wilmington NC is the closest nicest hospital, my budget is 1200$ paid by my insurance and I would like help on a birth plan . I will depend on my doula since I have other young children at home that their dad will look after during labor and delivery

Manchester hospital Medicaid Vbac. 3rd baby my second was a c section. I tend to have large babies and they pressured me into it. I really want to have a vbac and try to have no epidural

This is my first pregnancy, so I’m looking for someone who can guide me and my partner through the process, be an expert sounding board, and to advise us. I have not confirmed just yet but will likely give birth at UMass Memorial in Worcester. My insurance Cigna covers Doula services so hoping to leverage this for payment. I ideally want a natural birth but want to connect with the doula for advice.

Hospital may be necessary as I have positive test results for lupus anticoagulants (a misnomer, not necessarily lupus, but my blood clots quicker than normal). Local doctor wants me to be on Lovenox from 8 weeks until delivery. I’m wondering if there is any other way that is proven safe for my condition. No idea about budget, but I have a faith-based medical bills-sharing program that will cover the cost. My birth plan would be to give birth in my home if possible, which is 1 mile from the hospital. But if that is not advisable, in the hospital, to have emergency care at hand if necessary, but I want as low-intervention and low medication as my condition will allow. I want to mantain as much autonomy in my birth experience as I possibly can, and I don’t want doctors or nurses intervening, demeaning, or guilting me into anything unless I decide I want that care. My birth experience would be quiet with my husband there, with a shower, walking, eating small snacks to keep strength up, drinking herbal teas and using natural herbs and supplements to make the birth easier. I would like a midwife or doula( not sure which I need) to be an advocate and offer support and peace of mind through the process. If there are complications within her expertise of care, like turning a baby, etc. I would prefer most of my care to come from a midwife/doula.

1. Backus Hospital, Norwich, CT 2. Unsure 3. Low intervention. Unmedicated birth, dad to catch baby and put on moms chest, deliver placenta naturally, delayed cord clamping until cord is white and stops pulsing, immediate skin to skin contact uninterrupted for 1 hour as long as baby is doing okay, no bath, no eye ointment, no vitamin k, no hep b.

Want to give birth in Morehead city, would love if my doula would be covered by Tricare. Want to give natural birth

I need someone who will speak up for me telling them what I want when I cannot. Help me feel more comfortable during birth.

First time mom and I dont know anything. I would like options and to get a layout of everything.

Giving birth and at Novant Hospital in Bolivia NC. Budget is undetermined as I’m willing to hear prices and pay if the fit seems right. Birth plan so far consists of preferring a natural birth in the hospital and I’d like a Christian/faith based doula to assist with pain release, coping and for over all support and to teach my husband the wonders of the woman’s body in Gods design

Im planning to give birth at a hospital. I prefer vaginal birth but open to c-section if needed. My budget is around $1500

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I already had one baby but my experience in birth was really bad I wan someone that knows about birth that can fight and care for my needs My in-laws at giving me this experience away so I’m not really sure what is their budget I want to have golden hour skin to skin with my baby, delay the cut of the umbilical cord, they are my priorities, and I want to learn about breast feeding, with my first we didn’t have the support we wanted at the hospital with this and didn’t know how to get it so I couldn’t breastfeed. It’s really important to me being able to do this for my second baby

I plan to give birth at Baylor Scott and white hospital in McKinney tx. This is my first baby so I’m not sure what to expect for my budget, but I would like to receive a quote. I am looking for a doula that can help prioritize my birth plan and focus on my needs during the birth, while the OB focuses on the baby. I would really like to give birth vaginally and am looking for someone who values modern medicine but can also help keep things as natural as possible if it is safe. I’m looking for someone who will advocate for me when things get crazy in the delivery room and who is willing to coach me through labor and help support my husband in supporting me. I am currently hoping to give birth un medicated, but I am open minded as I have never experienced labor before. I know I will want delayed cord cutting and breastmilk only. I would also like to learn about different birth positions and reduce the risk of tearing and as natural as possible birth if the placenta.

Birth at Frisco Baylor Scott medical center, budget range $1000-$2000, prefer a natural unmedicated birth

Im seeing if there is a possibility of me having a doula covered through Medicaid. I’ve had 2 birth center and 2 home births and am considering my first hospital birth.

Planning to give birth at medical city Plano. I’m not too sure of my birth plan or my budget just yet I would like to discuss and get further information.

I plan on a natural hospital birth, although I want to learn more about water birth. My budget is fairly low and I’m looking for an insurance covered doula in Massachusetts.