Any VBAC stories?

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I had a vbac in June 2011. my first child was born late In 2009. I had to take classes through the hospital and had to sign a waiver that i know the risk of my uterus ripping open trying to push. I want to add that my first I had to have a c-section bc I was induced and he wasn't tolerating my contractions. so I actually went into labor on my own w. my vbac.  woke up in the middle of the night w. that I thought were Braxton hicks. tried taking a bath and they didn't go away, tried to shower. I knew it was real 5 hours later when I couldn't walk w.o. bringing on a contraction. drove to the hospital and they made me sit on a metal table for 20 mins in pain while I waited to get check for labor before they gave me a room (military hospital, they don't care lol) anyway. I finally get back to my room and I was barely dialated but in active labor. this was my body's first time doing it but bc it was a military hospital and  tons of ladies were in labor that day they hooked me up with pitocin. me being young and niave said yes. the lady kept pumping it up and up and up I couldn't take it anymore. I got my epidural and it only worked on half of my body. yet they continued to up my dose of pitocin, and as soon as one contraction ended another one started.i was bawling for hours. 18 hours later they finally let me push after being a 9 for a hour. I pushed for 45 mins. I didn't even know she was out bc they just whisked her away bc the cord was around her neck, she was purple. ( I'm still upset and rout that hospital stealing my idea of my vaginally birth away from me be not even putting her on my belly after birth. immediately all the pain was gone, the stitches were a little uncomfortable  but I made it lol.  please don't let that scare you because here comes the good part. idk about for u but I was unless after my csection.  but for me vbac I could walk around right after, wipe my own self, and overall felt pretty darn good. my ladybits were very swollen but I guess that's normal. I would choose vaginal again forsure. you forget all the pain afterwards and healing is much better. for me anyway

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try birthwithoutfearblog.com  (they have a lot on there)

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I may be able to if I knew what VBAC meant. I have had one missed miscarriage in 2013 around 12/13 weeks, and gave birth vaginally to our son in 2016.

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Curious for stories also!

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