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Hospital $1000 or less Unmedicated, low intervention.

Hospital may be necessary as I have positive test results for lupus anticoagulants (a misnomer, not necessarily lupus, but my blood clots quicker than normal). Local doctor wants me to be on Lovenox from 8 weeks until delivery. I’m wondering if there is any other way that is proven safe for my condition. No idea about budget, but I have a faith-based medical bills-sharing program that will cover the cost. My birth plan would be to give birth in my home if possible, which is 1 mile from the hospital. But if that is not advisable, in the hospital, to have emergency care at hand if necessary, but I want as low-intervention and low medication as my condition will allow. I want to mantain as much autonomy in my birth experience as I possibly can, and I don’t want doctors or nurses intervening, demeaning, or guilting me into anything unless I decide I want that care. My birth experience would be quiet with my husband there, with a shower, walking, eating small snacks to keep strength up, drinking herbal teas and using natural herbs and supplements to make the birth easier. I would like a midwife or doula( not sure which I need) to be an advocate and offer support and peace of mind through the process. If there are complications within her expertise of care, like turning a baby, etc. I would prefer most of my care to come from a midwife/doula.

Open to hospital or home Not sure on budget Want a unmedicated birth

Delivering in the birthing center at Mercy in OKC. I am a plus size woman and my blood pressure is slightly elevated. Not labeled as a “high risk” pregnancy. I wanted to go to the midwife program, but my BMI is too high to qualify. I’m wanting a birthing experience that requires very little medical interventions and is as natural as possible. My husband is a people pleaser, so a second person who can help hold boundaries and help show him how he can be helpful would be great! I have no idea on prices or budgeting. Just trying to see what the prices are in the area for right now.

Giving birth at Carl. R. Darnell Army medical center, I am covered under tricare prime for 6 hours of doula care and an untimed visit during birth. I am 17 weeks with no birth plan yet.

Prefer a secular doula. Low medical intervention birth. Hospital birth.

I was diagnosed with high blood pressure during my first trimester, which is currently being managed with a low-dose medication. While I’m still determined to birth at home, I want to be prepared for the possibility of needing to transfer to the hospital if necessary. I would appreciate having a doula who can help facilitate communication and potentially act as a buffer between me and hospital staff if a transfer becomes necessary, ensuring my birth plan and wishes are respected. I am committed to having a natural birth with minimal to no interventions. In the event of a hospital transfer, I do not want any unnecessary interventions or vaccinations for my baby, and I would love for you to help advocate for these preferences if the need arises. I’m looking for emotional and physical support during labor, as well as help with comfort measures like breathing techniques, massage, positioning. I value a calm, reassuring presence and would love a doula who can guide both me and my partner through the process.

I have been searching for a midwife or Doula that will accept insurance. I would prefer a birthing center but I have not found one that would be an option, I am perfectly happy being in a hospital with a midwife or doula with me. I'm currently with GPS but trying to find a place to switch to where I can have a midwife or doula. I would prefer a water birth but in the hospital I'm not sure that's doable my plan is for an unmedicated birth. My pregnancy has been uncomplicated and low risk

1. Georgetown St David’s 2. Not sure 3. Non medicated, immediate skin to skin contact with baby, no bath for baby, delayed cord clamping until white, free movement, water birth if possible, dim lighting, only partner in room besides the NECESSARY medical team, no tugging on the umbilical cord for my placenta I’m going to deliver that naturally as well, the baby shall not leave the room or my sight at any moment my partner or I will ALWAYS be present, I will be keeping my placenta, I will be snacking lightly during labor.

Emotional support and help to decline all vaccines and vitamin k shot. St David’s Georgetown Texas $200-$300 epidural and natural birth

Hospital Covers Kaiser insurance Natural but if it doesn't work meds will do

I want to give birth in my home. I gave birth to my first in a birthing Center. This time I want to stay home, dim lights, lots of breathing, slow movement, bath tub, help from a doula… I’m hoping pushing will be different than my first baby. I heard there are different ways of pushing than active push and hold… I’d love to learn more about that! Max budget is 10k

Labor & delivery - St David’s Medicaid acceptance Always have general questions Need help with booking obgyn appointments

1. Hospital 2. I don’t know 3. Unmediated & looking for someone to help me through labor & shortly after.

Home birth doula near 78741 austin tx for an all natural, first time birth

1) birthing center 2) $1500 3) unmedicated birth at a birthing center

Hello, I am still working on conducting tours of the hospital where my OB delivers and of birthing centers. I have an idea of my birth plan, but would like help from my doula. Thank you!

day of birth doula, fort worth birthing center, unsure budget yet

1. I plan to give birth at Ascension Seton Williamson Hospital in Round Rock. 2. $1,000 3. I would like to go as natural as possible, and would like to avoid medical intervention unless it is necessary.

Hospital Estimated budget 100 a month I want to do a natural birth so I am not restricted to the bed right after