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First baby. I want to learn about hypnobirth and learning how to distinguish between phases/ when to change breathing patterns. I plan to deliver at Novant Health Ballantyne. I'd like to stay under $1,000 total. My birth plan is to utilize movement, water, and breathing techniques before the epidural.

Sumter, South Carolina. need a birth plan. want a doula working under a physician/ hospital

Just browsing at the moment I don’t have anything specific in mind

I have a twin pregnancy! Looking for support in trying to have a vaginal delivery! I will be delivering at MUSC. This is my second pregnancy.

Hospital birth help with stretches and pain management

I am almost 33 weeks and I found out I was pregnant at four and a half months after being told I couldn’t have kids in California. I was referred to abbey rewalt at cmc from the hospital er when I went in for bad cramping and let’s just say it’s been less than a nice experience. I have seen her twice for about 3 minutes. I’ve brought my sister husband and best friend with me to appointments and they have all said she is dismissive and her staff is very dismissive and they seem to not care about my well being at all and do not explain any test results just upload it into my portal etc. i went to er for swelling and none of the items ive been there have I seen a dr just a charge nurse. Dr abbey tried to say she saw me in the er no she didnt. My overall experience at cmc has been horrible. I would like a doula or a midwife and I also will be changing obgyn unless I can find a midwife where I can deliver somewhere that’s not cmc.

Hi! I am looking for a doula that can help support me and the baby but also my husband through this beautiful process. We plan to have a unmedicated birth in the hospital. My approach to birth is being fully present and enjoying the moment with my husband, but also being in control of our birth. I know I can’t fully control what happens but I would like an advocate for my husband and I while it’s happening. I know things can go from 0 to 100 really quickly, and sometimes in a hospital setting people sort of forget your birth plan and decide to do their own. By having a doula, we would be able to enjoy this moment without the worry of our plan being dismissed. At this time, we would love to use our insurance to finance our doula but would be open to discuss payment plans for their services.

Seeking a birth doula to support me through my second birth - my first was an induction due to severe eclampsia that ended in an emergency c section. I suffer anxiety and have birth trauma as a result. This time around I am working toward a VBAC. Delivering at MUSC.

Even though this is my 3rd pregnancy, I want to experience a non medicated birth. Someone to help me practice my breathing and relaxing my mind during the labor pains. If possible, I’d like to experience a water birth at home. Also, keeping my placenta as well.

A newborn and 13 month old. Had a cesarean and can’t pick 13 month old up for 6 weeks. HELP

Needing a doula. Currently 26 weeks pregnant, due at the end of November. I plan to give birth at Prisma in Greenville, but I live in the Abbeville/Greenville area. I would like for the birth to be as natural as possible.

I plan to have a home birth with a midwife. Estimated budget: not sure Birth plan: I’m planning an unmedicated, low-intervention home birth with a birthing pool. I’d like to labor and deliver in the water if possible, with minimal interventions and freedom to move around during labor. I do not want an epidural. For the baby, I plan to decline routine newborn vaccines, Vitamin K, and the heel-prick screening. Insurance: TRICARE Prime — active-duty family member coverage

I want someone who has experience and can help guide me through my first pregnancy and help answer a lot of the questions and concerns I may have. Also want someone who is well educated in women's health pertaining to African American women.

A support person and advocate during labor. I plan to give birth in the hospital. I plan to go unmedicated as long as I can.

Not sure on where I want to give birth need to learn more about being a mother and taking care of my baby before birth

I plan to give birth at Atrium Health Pineville and would like to see about having a doula to advocate for me so that my mom can focus on helping me.

I would like someone who is knowledgeable about birth, alternative medicines, and someone who can advocate for me.

We currently have Medicaid and we’re looking do an at home birth, birthing center or water birth. We don’t have a budget since we’re not sure what the going rates are.

Seeking a birth doula who accepts tricare and can attend my birth (due Sept 4) at MUSC NE

Plan to give birth in a hospital, looking for a doula that is registered with Tricare, we are active duty with Tricare East, if I’m able to I would like to give birth vaginally unmedicated but I am being seen by a MFM in a few weeks and may have to have a c section for medical reasons.