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I am planning a waterbirth at Cone Health Women’s Hospital in Greensboro. I would like to be able to use insurance to help cover doula if possible, if not I’d like to spend no more than a $1000. I am having a lot of anxiety about birth and am just looking for someone to make me feel more comfortable throughout the process.

Women’s hospital in Greensboro, North Carolina Employer pays up to a 1,000 I don’t have a plan, first time searching for a doula

I would like to deliver either at home water birth or at a birthing center in NORTH CAROLINA. A doula and/or midwife that accepts United healthcare Medicaid. Someone that is able to handle any possible obstacle that we may face.

I do plan to give birth in a hospital but am not opposed to a home birth. This is my second labor and I would love to have someone this time around that can help my husband with helping me through labor. I ended up wanting space with my first and refusing help because the ways he was trying to help were just not relieving pain. I also tore quite a bit the first time and developed a prolapse after so this time I would really like to not have to lay on my back for pushing and am thinking I would like to not have an epidural either. We have Tricare and united health care and would love to be matched with someone in network

I would like to work with a doula who can provide guidance on evidence-based birthing techniques, outline what I should expect throughout labor and delivery, and offer coping strategies to make the experience easier and more manageable.

I’m looking for a doula to support me during my first hospital birth, due August 5th. I plan to deliver at Greensboro’s Women & Children’s Hospital and will be using Medicaid/Healthy Blue coverage if available. I want a calm, supportive, and reassuring birth experience with someone who can help advocate for me, keep me comfortable, and guide me through labor emotionally and physically. I’d like support with breathing, positioning, pain management techniques, and staying relaxed during labor. My goal is to have a positive hospital birth where I feel informed, supported, and respected throughout the process.

Looking to have a natural home water birth. Low budget, not on insurance right now. But willing to pay for good care so I don't have to go to a hospital. Will be me and my husband and my mother in a quiet, dimly lit room. I envision a relaxing and patient, intentional labor, with movement and rest. Would love to have a positive, encouraging environment where I am allowed to ask questions and the midwives will be confident and reassuring, never rushing me.

I plan to have a waterbirth at women's hospital in Greensboro, NC but I want to stay home as long as I can before going into the hospital to have my baby. I have insurance so I need a doula that takes insurance. My birth plan so far is: Delayed cord clamping for at LEAST 5minutes when my baby arrives. NO vaccines of any sort not unless ABSOLUTELY necessary (Emergencies ONLY) In or Out the pool I want to stay with an all natural birth not unless my health or baby health is not permitting it.

I would prefer an all natural home birth. No vaccines, Christian and holistic

I want to give birth at a birthing center I’m not sure on budget I would like to keep my placenta

Insurance covered doula. Hospital birth, preferably a black woman.

I would like a doula as a first time mom. I’m higher risk and my only option for pain management is an epidural. I would like to try giving birth naturally as the epidural and the side effects scares me more than anything. I feel a doula may be very beneficial for me.

I would like to have an at home water birth but I have medicaid.

1. I want to do an at home birth but may also have a hospital/birthing center lined up in the event i need it due to complications. 2. Not discussing at this time. 3. Natural

I will be a first time mom that would like to give birth with my voice being heard as a black women and certain requests answered without any hesitation