Episode 30! Today's episode is shared by (Adelle) Del from Perth. Del talks us through her journey to finding homebirth. Going in to her first birth hoping for a 'low intervention birth' ended in fighting a diagnosis of down syndrome, then finding an induction and eventually falling victim to the cascade of intervention which ended with a traumatic c-section. Determined to reclaim her power that had been taken from her, Del went on a journey of learning about vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) and subsequently, HBAC.
An amazing story!!
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This episode promo is from 'Born for This' @bornforthis_thepodcast
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CHAPTERS
00:31
Del's Journey to Home Birth After Caesarean
09:12
Fragmented Care and High-Risk Label
13:41
Coercion and Fear Mongering
26:37
Cesarean Birth
33:01
Reflection and Healing
34:56
Preparing for a Different Birth
35:25
Lack of Information and Consent in Hospital Births
36:46
Limited Options for VBAC in Perth
38:08
Financial Considerations for Home Birth
39:04
Finding a Supportive Private Midwife
39:30
Alternative Tests and Declining Interventions
40:53
Preparing for Home Birth
42:13
Formal Education and Alternative Therapies
44:03
Trusting the Process and Overcoming Doubts
46:40
The Birth Experience and Reclaiming Autonomy
49:24
Growing Home Birth Community in Perth
51:45
Preparing the Birth Space and Prodromal Labor
55:41
Transitioning to the Birth Pool
59:32
The Birth of Atticus
01:02:24
Postpartum Experience and Healing
01:08:30
Spreading Awareness and Empowering Women
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