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Home, 1500$, unknown plan will be first time mom just wanted an estimate

Homebirth midwife covered by Cigna insurance plan in Oklahoma

I would love to have a midwife to have a less stressful pregnancy. Not have to go to all the appointments with 3 kids. I do want to give birth at mercy hospital. I will be going all natural. I dont know my budget. I’ve only ever had a doula.

1. At a hospital 2. until 2k 3. I want to have a vaginal delivery with no interventions

Home birth or mercy’s new birthing center. I’m a go with the flow mom looking for her second no or low intervention birth. Low income family with soonercare.

Good day! I am searching for a midwife who is comfortable with the idea that the epidural is NOT an option for me. I am in general good health but have had a bad reaction to a numbing shot, that caused nerve damage and limited mobility in my left hand, causing it to be partially crippled. Because of the way my body responded to the numbing shot, I do not feel comfortable allowing the epidural in my spine under any circumstance at all. I have a deep desire for a natural birth (preferably at home or at a birthing center) but am more comfortable with a c section (with an anesthetic that is not an epidural) than having a drug that could potentially cripple me being shot up my spine. I understand paralysis from epidurals are rare, but I believe I am at a higher risk because of reactions in my past. I am not scared of birth and actually look forward to it. My biggest fear is an epidural being pushed on me and giving in because I am in the heat of the moment. I don't like the long term risks for both myself and the baby, I just don't want to play with fire. If it is possible, I would like a note to the hospital that I can not be given the epidural under any circumstance if I have to go to the hospital. On a side note, I am not yet pregnant but will be married soon and am currently doing research to decide what my birthing options are. I am super excited for pregnancy, labor, and motherhood, but terrified of the epidural being pushed on me. I know stress is not good in pregnancy and will feel very much relieved to know that the epidural will not be injected into my spinal cord. Thank you for taking the time to read my message and for dedicating your career towards helping mothers experience positive births. Positive births are something I wish on every expecting mother. I am currently very passionate about this! Sincerely, Ginger Wall

i’m wanting a all natural birth with no epidural and no v-bac. we are also looking for someone who supports our decision on delayed cord clampin (waiting until delivery of placenta)

I plan to give birth at a hospital and I'm not sure on budget nothing to expensive though and I don't really have a birth plan yet

I would like to attempt a home birth for my second child. I do not know exactly what my budget is. I want a low stress birthing environment with my mother and husband present. I would possibly like to try a birthing pool, but am unsure about all details.

I would like a provider with experience from midwifery and the comfort of a doula. I want to learn birthing techniques and self pain management techniques. I want to birth either at home or birthing center. It’s my first baby. But I’m confident I can do a natural birth with proper preparation.

I am new to oklahoma city, I just moved here in December and I am having a hard time finding anyone available to take me in their care on short notice. I do have Soonercare insurance so looking for a midwife and doula who can work with that insurance. This is my third child, however my daughters are older 13, and 8 and it has been a long time. Both were vaginal births with epidural. I am expecting a son in February, I want a vaginal birth in a hospital with the option of epidural and pain management. I'm new to the area so open to different hospitals although Mercy birth place would be preferable. My husband would like to be as involved and as hands on as possible with the birthing process also. I plan to breastfeed my baby and would like lactation support and assistance from a doula after birth. Please reach out to me if you think you could be a fit for us and I look forward to hearing from you!

i need a midwife who will be able to help with a vbac

I'm not sure , first baby. Very overwhelmed. I need help.

I plan on giving birth at home, we have a budget of $4,800, and my birth plan is to have a natural at-home water birth with delayed chord clamping, skin-to-skin, and post-natal care.

I want to have my baby at a hospital I have Soonercare so everything is covered I would like a midwife instead of visiting the hospital all the time and someone I can get to know and bond with

Someone to help check and see if I’m healthy and baby is healthy. Keeps me educated and calm

I am so lost and clueless I just need someone to guide me. I don’t know about any good resources

We need a certified nurse mid-wife or a midwife who is covered by our insurance if possible. 1. Shawnee, oklahoma 2. Mostly covered by insurance (Cigna) 3. Natural home birth with as little intervention as possible in a birthing tub or in a birthing center with a birthing tub

Wesley hospital, I have sunflower insurance, I am wanting to make a birth plan

Looking for a doula or midwife that will work with my obgyn. I want a hospital birth, would like a doula/midwife who can help me prepare for labor/delivery.