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Hospital birth with family doctor in maternity Clinic. Wanted a midwife but none available. I want a low intervention birth. No epidural. I'm curious about hypo birthing and meditative practices during labour. Budget is a few thousand

I live in Hope, Chilliwack Hospital, N/A, hoping for natural birth

I live in Squamish but am considered a high risk pregnancy with good chance of needing a scheduled c-section so will deliver in lions gate with Dr. Lipp. My budget is open.

This will be my first time having a unmediated birth, this is my second baby and would like to do things differently

I have had 2 c sections and would really like to vbac this time. Looking for support. Delivering at kalispell. Would like least interventions as possible.

1. I plan to give birth at my midwives birthing center or home. 2. Budget is whatever is average for doulas. 3. I am hoping to just get some information leading up to, and including birth. And then any follow up questions I have after birth. My midwives are an all natural service so no pain meds, just the tub or bed.

I’m experiencing a slight bleeding and am on vacation here in Avon and would like an opinion but the urgent care facility offered no help… Is it possible for you to come to my time share unit at the Windham in Avon Station? My phone number is 619 920 9749. I have no pain and the bleeding has stopped. I got in contact with my Dr. and has given me indications because this pregnancy is through IVF but I would feel better if you can see me and give your opinion….

1. looking for doula in kalispell, montana. (logan health) 2. montana medicaid covers approved doulas. needing doula who can be reimbursed by medicaid. 3. having a vbac. hoping to have a unmedicated birth in hospital.

Looking for overnight support for twins 1-2x weekly starting in late February

I am looking for a doula to help me through my pregnancy and during the delivery. I plan to give birth at the Salida Hospital and would like my doula to be there to speak for me if needed.

My name is Trinity. I’m currently planning on birthing at Lovelace. I am looking for a Doula covered through Tricare. My birth plan has not been created or discussed yet.

I am looking for information about midwives and doulas for hospital birth or birthing center. I am on Medicaid. I want still developing my birth plan, I would like someone to educate me and help me develop a natural leaning birth plan.

Possibly looking for a birth doula, mostly looking for a postpartum doula

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I want to try and have a unmedicated birth but if the pains too much I want to go over options, no epidural, I want to be able to give birth other then on my back, I want to extend cord clamping until it’s white, I don’t want the baby to leave the room if he doesn’t have too and my partner will be there with him if he has too leave the room, I don’t want my placenta yanked out,

I would like somebody that could help me achieve a smooth at home nonmedicated birth

Hi there, My name is Hannah, and I’m currently 31 weeks pregnant and seeking a birth (+/- postpartum) doula for my upcoming TOLAC at Christus in Santa Fe with the midwives. A bit of background: my first birth in San Diego ended in a traumatic emergency c-section. This is my second, and I’m preparing for what I hope to be a redemptive VBAC with this pregnancy. I had a doula with my first and found her support invaluable. For this time around, I’m specifically looking for someone who: Is trauma-informed or trauma-sensitive. I’m very modest by nature and want support in maintaining boundaries during labor (physically and medically, with staff). I would also love someone to help guide my husband so he can best support me—especially as I’m hoping to labor without medication if possible, as I tried last time (and our doula was exceptional at helping him to help me!). I went 24 hours last time but ultimately had severe back labor and got the epidural (after which came more cascade of interventions...). Has experience with movement-based or hands-on techniques. I respond extremely well to bodywork, massage, and hands-on techniques for pain control and grounding during labor. My first baby was acynclitic and malpositioned, so I’d especially appreciate someone with Spinning Babies and/or rebozo (or other type of training to achieve optimal baby positioning). It is not a must, but would be a huge bonus. My estimated due date is January 13th. If you have availability, I’d love to learn more about your approach and services, as well as your fee structure. It seems like we could be a good match. Perhaps we could set up a short Zoom meet and greet, if able. Thank you so much for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you. Warmly, Hannah

Hospital birth in Nelson BC, budget is $1000 - $1500 depending on service. Planned unmedicated birth with midwifery care.

Plan to give birth at home. 2nd pregnancy. Low income so need a doula that does not charge a lot. I will be planning on having a VBAC.

1. UNM Main Hospital 2. $1000 3. Medicated vaginal birth

This is my first pregnancy and the only support person I have is my mother. I just want someone else to be there who can help and be extra support. I plan on giving birth at Lovelace Women’s Hospital. Wanting to see if my Medicaid will cover the cost.