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I am looking for a doula or midwife to assist in an unmediated hospital vbac. I’m looking for someone who accepts Mass General Brigham insurance. I’m looking for prenatal visits (in person preferably) as well as labor and birth attendance. I’m interested in practicing hypnobirthing but mainly looking to build a strong, supportive, relationship with my doula before birth. Also looking for someone with homeopathic knowledge to help support my pregnancy.
Hi! I'm 41yo Brazilian having my first baby, planning hospital birth at St.Lukes in New Bedford. Hoping for unmedicated birth with least interventions possible, looking to prepare and be educated the best way to make that happen smoothly. Looking for some support while postpartum as well. I speak both English and Portuguese, so I'm comfortable with either language. Hoping to find someone who is familiar with St. Luke's Hospital and accept Masshealth. Looking forward to connect. Thank you :)
I plan to birth in putnam ct at day kimball hospital you are asking for thing a I haven’t even thought about yet. I need help writing the birth plan
Plan to give birth at Emerson Hospital in Concord MA. This is my first pregnancy! My husband and I are very excited but have no idea what to expect. I feel like everyday I learn something that I had no idea about so looking to understand more about giving birth and the days following!
I’d love to have a doula for coaching purposes as I’d like to have a natural unmedicated birth this time around, I plan to give birth at st Luke’s in New Bedford, I have masshealth for insurance and wasn’t sure if they cover doula care. I’d like to labor at home as much as possible before going to hospital and I’d like the freedom to move around while laboring, my first time I was induced and had an epidural so I wasn’t able to move at all and had a decently long labor so I’d like to try something different this time
Umass Worcester. looking for someone who would help with birth plan, help advocate during birth/ give me support in labor. I had preeclampsia with first baby and felt unsupported. I want to find someone me and my husband can build trust with and then have them assist us in the delivery room.
I plan on birthing at Umass Memorial hospital in Worcester. I don’t have much of a birth plan yet, but I’m doing my research.
Hi from a first time older mom (42) with well controlled MS and Graves Disease. My OB team says that I should to be induced a week before my due date. This baby was very wanted and very planned but unexpected to come so fast! I had an appointment with a reproductive endocrinologist a few weeks after I discovered that I was pregnant. I’m new to NH (2020) and all of my friends are in the Boston area and had kids some time ago so I’m feeling a bit alone. As my due date approaches I find myself getting anxious! I’m normally a mountain climbing hiker (NH 48) and an Appalachian Mountain Club leader, but just reached the point where walking is the most that I can do. I was told a few weeks ago by my OB team that I shouldn't be climbing mountains anymore. My balance the past two months has gotten worse, so I’d agree, though it’s always been bad! It was been a rough summer for me as my beloved father passed away after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. I’ve taken over his architectural firm since 2023 so I’ve had a lot on my plate! I’d like to have a natural birth, though I’m not sure if being induced means that’s technically not possible. I’m interested in hypnobirthing and anything that I can do to reduce pain, length and the need for a c-section. I plan to give birth at Elliot Hospital and have been being seen at Dartmouth Hitchcock, Bedford. My budget has kept me from reaching out sooner as my husband’s in a different position than when I conceived but at this pint I need help. Cost will not be an issue. As I keep saying while preparing, that what saving are for. Super flexible schedule. That’s me!
Hi, I’m reaching out to discuss working together. I’m pregnant with my first, a boy and I’m interested in mainly support during my c-section and postpartum. I would like to get into a flow before the birth but mainly utilize your service during and post. I’m also interested in a night nurse. Please let me know if you have time to connect soon. With Gratitude, Britt
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