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Hospital because it’s my first baby, but I want it all natural, I don’t want nurses disturbing me all the time I want to let my body do what it needs. I want dim lighting and calming sounds or worship music playing. I want it at the hospital just in case but don’t really want it to feel like i’m at the hospital

Hello! My name is Cate Jackson. I am currently 32 weeks with my first baby, it’s a girl, and I am so excited to be a mom. I am feeling both nervous and excited about giving birth. It is 100% my goal to have a natural birth. I am looking for the support of an understanding Doula that can help me feel more confident about going the natural route in a safe setting, whether that’s a hospital or at home, and if at a hospital can help me advocate for myself about the interventions hospital staff are trained to provide for births. I am trying my best to work on techniques like breathing and learning different positions to make natural birth manageable for my first time. My fear is the unknown of what to expect even though I’ve watched so many videos and listened to so many podcasts, I think every body is different. I want my birth experience to be as low intervention as possible, however having someone besides my partner to guide me through the intensity of it all would be a life saver. It would be my dream to be at a birthing center but i have not had any luck finding one that we would be able to afford, or insurance would cover. As well as not being able to find a midwife that we can afford, my options are limited. Thank you for reading this and considering me! I am very eager to find a woman I can connect with and communicate with!

I plan to give birth at St. John in tulsa, I would like a doula that takes oklahoma complete health insurance (my OB agreed to refer me to a doula so it can be covered) . I want to have a vaginal birth but I have a uterine abnormality that makes me higher risk for a breech baby so a C section may be necessary. Because of my uterus didelphys (double uterus) I am considered high risk.

My name is Yochai Greenfeld, and my partner, Mordecai, and I are expecting a baby this April via a wonderful surrogate in Tulsa. We’re very much looking forward to spending several weeks there as we wait for and then welcome our baby into the world. As we prepare for the postpartum period, we’re beginning to explore what supportive care might look like during those first days and weeks. I came across your website when looking for LGBTQ+ affirming postpartum care, and would love to be in touch about postpartum doula support. Thank you, and I appreciate your consideration.

Hospital Anything I don’t want an unmedicated birth plan but I do want to try for a VBac and let my body do what it’s supposed to beside pushing for Petocin

I am interested in seeking out and using a doula for my birth. This is new to me! This isn’t second pregnancy and I had preeclampsia and had to be induced (not fun). I’m currently taking baby aspirin to hopefully reduce my chances. I’ve thought about and considered not getting an epidural. I’m scared but think it would help my chances of not tearing (also miserable). I want to be educated and learn different things than what I did the first time. I will give birth in a hospital. I have no idea how much that costs and if insurance covers that or not.

looking for a doula who take insurance. my budget is $2,000

1- hospital birth accompanied by my OB 2- Fully covered by my insurance preferably. My Tricare plan covers up to 6 hours prior to birth and one visit during l&d. 3- I’m wanting to try for a Vbac and labor unmedicated for the majority of labor, but am open to/considering an epidural once active labor occurs. I had an emergency induction with my first pregnancy at 35 weeks due to cholestasis, and ended up having an emergency c-section as well due to failure to progress and concerns of fetal distress by my OB. It was an incredibly traumatic experience that I’m hoping to avoid this time around. My main goal is to use the least amount of medical intervention possible.

1. York General Hospital in York NE 3. I want to do everything in my power to give birth naturally. Not on my back and no pain killers

Ochsner LSU Health - St. Mary Medical Center $500

1.) in the hospital 2.)$1000 3.) no birth plan yet

Tulsa Hilcrest. Im not sure on the estimated budget. In hospital with epidural.

Hospital I hope to use insurance Want an I medicated birth with lots of support for me and baby

I hope to give birth in my home. I want minimal intervention at a reasonable rate. I would expect $1,000-$1,500 to cover the cost. I do not wish for a water birth, just natural vaginal birth in my home.

Hello I plan to give birth in a hospital. My insurance covers up to 1500.00. I plan to have my child in hospital with dad fully involved in the whole process.

Hospital, natural birth, low intervention, nitrous oxide

Hospital no budget not sure on birth plan just yet

I plan on giving birth in Grand Forks, ND. I have insurance. I want a calm, unmediated birth. I have a history of c-section and hemorrhage.

St. Mary Hospital Tri-care insurance Induction or natural

1. plan to give birth in a hospital the good seppard north in longview texas 2. im not sure what budget to provide because im not sure on what to expect cost range, im a first time mom 3. birth plan is to go all natural with some pain relief of laughing gas with a tens machine and maybe some narcotics but i really do not want the epidural