Thank you for sharing your story with those warm feelings I’ve been watching more than 100 video to find someone encourage me especially I have a GD like you and I exactly had the same feelings thanks for letting me know that there’s a hope that I’m not gonna have another c-section bc I’m crying when my doctors said that I may go with c-section again..I’m 39-1day
Almost 26 weeks with my 4th and planning a vbac since my last one only a csection because of being breech 🙏🏽🙏🏽 they think I might have gestational diabetes so I was concerned how much this could play a roll in my chances for a vbac but I’m a very thin person naturally but age maybe playing a factor in the possible GD here’s hoping I pass my glucose screening next week!!
Congrats on your pregnancy! The main concern with GD and a VBAC is if your blood sugar isn't controlled then the baby could get bigger which could cause more pressure on the uterine scar. Being thin or not doesn't really matter for GD. My OB said as long as my blood sugar is controlled through diet then she will treat me like she would any other pregnant person. Let me know how the test goes!! They'll be checking me soon for baby #3 but I know I have it again.
Thank you so much for sharing your story! I had so many similar concerns and really appreciate hearing how it went for you two. We’re due for induction and VBAC trial in two days ( April 2nd)
I’m going for a homebirth VBAC at almost 15 months post c section. Thank you for sharing your story. My question for you is, did you feel any discomfort around your scar on the outside or from the inside as you were pushing?
I think the biggest thing is to be your own advocate. If you and baby are not in distress then you should be fine to keep laboring. Don't let them pressure you into an unnecessary c section. On the other hand, if it becomes necessary it's totally ok to have another c section! If you have any questions or concerns I'm happy to answer what I can :)
@@TheBonneyBunch thanks a lot. I'm 30 weeks pregnant and would totally love to pick your brain. I was induced with my first as I was over due at 41 weeks and baby was posterior and did not engage. So this time I'm trying to learn how to optimally position baby for birth. Any advice on the same would be very helpful.
@@shivanisharma4983 have you heard of spinning babies? I never had this particular issue but I know of a lot of people that did and spinning babies helped a lot with getting baby in the correct position.
@@TheBonneyBunch yes! I'm following them diligently and trying to stay top of all their advice. Which week did your baby engage or drop? Did you do certain activities or exercises to help the same? Thanks again.
@@shivanisharma4983 she didn't drop until fairly close to delivery and didn't actually engage until I was in labor. I bounced on an exercise ball and did squats but that's pretty much it.
Hi! Congratulations on your successful vbac! Just curious, what did your doctor do when both you and your baby's heart rate/blood pressure increased significantly at a point? How did they manage that situation or rectify that condition?
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Now I am 27 weeks and I planning Vbac but my doctor said in 32 weeks We will see your scar thickness if it less than 0,6 we will make c-section , what is your opinion?
It depends on your OB. I believe ACOG recommends a minimum of 9 months and preferably 18 months. I got pregnant with my last baby when 4 months post partum and was still able to VBAC. I would talk to your physician
Hi ... I got pregnant exactly after 13 months after my c section (my 1st baby) and now I am 24 weeks pregnant. My due date is 26th March 2022 .... Can u plz plz tell me is my VBAC possible???? Should I take a try ?
That's really something you should discuss with your OB. I don't know your medical history or why you had a c section previously. If there's nothing preventing you from having a vaginal delivery then I would try.
@@TheBonneyBunch Thankx ... But how much gap u had between ur c section and vbac ??? I just want to know how much gap is possible or required for vbac ???
Between my c section and next pregnancy was about 1.5 years. My son was 2.5 when my daughter was born. ACOG recommends at least 9 months between pregnancies for a VBAC. I am currently pregnant with my 4th after only 6 months and my OB is still willing to let me try.
@@TheBonneyBunch I'm curious how old you are. I just had a c section due to being failure to progress. My water broke before being dilated. I'm going to be 37 very soon and read that there are risk being over 35 and haven't see too many videos of ladies over 35.
@@Arose2011 I am 30 now. I was 28 when I had my daughter. All pregnancies in women over 35 are considered higher risk though, regardless of previous deliveries. I'm not sure I would let that be too big of a factor in my delivery unless there are other things going on but age alone shouldn't detour you from having a VBAC.
@@biancaopperman4352 you can tell them no if they try to push you to do a c section. You don't have to do what they say :) especially if they don't have a good medical reason for it. "You have gestational diabetes" is not a valid reason for a c section. I would suggest you do your own research and start having a conversation with your OB now. That way if you need to find a new OB that will support you in your VBAC then you will have time to do that
All of them 😆 I don't remember all of their names but flying cowgirl, running man or something like that, feet together and knees out, all 4s, sitting as up right as possible. I'm sure there were more. I also did a lot of stretching to open my pelvis
My oldest was 2.5 when I had her. Between her and my 3rd was about 21 months and now I am pregnant with my 4th and my 3rd will be around 13 months old when my 4th is born and will hopefully be another VBAC.
That's really between your and your doctor but most OB's will not do a vaginal delivery after multiple c sections. You may be able to find someone who will if you are comfortable with the risks but it might take some shopping around for a doctor that is willing.
Congratulations on your beautiful little one. Currently 2 weeks away from being due and trying for a vbac. Thank you for your story 💞
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching! Good luck on your VBAC.
Hello! Yes it was an amazing success! Hoping for another one as we just found out another blessing is on the way 😍
Thank you for sharing your story with those warm feelings I’ve been watching more than 100 video to find someone encourage me especially I have a GD like you and I exactly had the same feelings thanks for letting me know that there’s a hope that I’m not gonna have another c-section bc I’m crying when my doctors said that I may go with c-section again..I’m 39-1day
I'm so sorry ❤ I pray that if it is medically necessary that the Lord would give you peace. I'm now pregnant with #4 and may have to have a c section.
I appreciate you sharing your VBAC story. I'm hoping for a VBAC in February. Hope you baby are well!
Oh that's exciting! Congratulations! We are doing very well. Very busy but doing great. You'll have to let me know how things go! Good luck :)
How did it go?
Almost 26 weeks with my 4th and planning a vbac since my last one only a csection because of being breech 🙏🏽🙏🏽 they think I might have gestational diabetes so I was concerned how much this could play a roll in my chances for a vbac but I’m a very thin person naturally but age maybe playing a factor in the possible GD here’s hoping I pass my glucose screening next week!!
Congrats on your pregnancy! The main concern with GD and a VBAC is if your blood sugar isn't controlled then the baby could get bigger which could cause more pressure on the uterine scar. Being thin or not doesn't really matter for GD. My OB said as long as my blood sugar is controlled through diet then she will treat me like she would any other pregnant person. Let me know how the test goes!! They'll be checking me soon for baby #3 but I know I have it again.
At first I thought it was a doll When the baby moved a little, I thought he was real, not a doll. Your baby looks like doll ☺️
Mashallah ❤🎉
Haha thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing your story! I had so many similar concerns and really appreciate hearing how it went for you two. We’re due for induction and VBAC trial in two days ( April 2nd)
I hope it goes well for you! I'll be praying it does :)
I’m going for a homebirth VBAC at almost 15 months post c section. Thank you for sharing your story. My question for you is, did you feel any discomfort around your scar on the outside or from the inside as you were pushing?
None at all. I've now had 3 successful VBACs and never noticed the scar at all.
How you did ,any update pls ❤
@hopeforthebarren How was your experience? I'm in the same situation and hoping for a successful vbac
Congratulations 🥳🥳🥳 glory to God
Thank you! The Lord has certainly blessed us!
She is precious. Encouraging story 🎉♥️🙌🏾
Thank you!
Pls share your tips for a successful VBAC
I think the biggest thing is to be your own advocate. If you and baby are not in distress then you should be fine to keep laboring. Don't let them pressure you into an unnecessary c section. On the other hand, if it becomes necessary it's totally ok to have another c section! If you have any questions or concerns I'm happy to answer what I can :)
@@TheBonneyBunch thanks a lot. I'm 30 weeks pregnant and would totally love to pick your brain. I was induced with my first as I was over due at 41 weeks and baby was posterior and did not engage. So this time I'm trying to learn how to optimally position baby for birth. Any advice on the same would be very helpful.
@@shivanisharma4983 have you heard of spinning babies? I never had this particular issue but I know of a lot of people that did and spinning babies helped a lot with getting baby in the correct position.
@@TheBonneyBunch yes! I'm following them diligently and trying to stay top of all their advice. Which week did your baby engage or drop? Did you do certain activities or exercises to help the same? Thanks again.
@@shivanisharma4983 she didn't drop until fairly close to delivery and didn't actually engage until I was in labor. I bounced on an exercise ball and did squats but that's pretty much it.
I had 2 c section, vbac is possible for next baby, how much gap between
last I looked ACOG recommends you wait 18 months but you should discuss that with your physician. Most OBs will not do a VBAC after 2 csections.
How far. Apart was the cs and the pregnancy/conception ?
between my c section and the first VBAC was about 18 months. My last VBAC I was 4 month PP from my 3rd VBAC.
Hi! Congratulations on your successful vbac! Just curious, what did your doctor do when both you and your baby's heart rate/blood pressure increased significantly at a point? How did they manage that situation or rectify that condition?
They turned me on my side and gave me oxygen.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Now I am 27 weeks and I planning Vbac but my doctor said in 32 weeks We will see your scar thickness if it less than 0,6 we will make c-section , what is your opinion?
My doctor never said anything about scar thickness. Remember that you can always get a second opinion.
Tell something about your VBac???
Did you end up going through with Vbac !? If so what was the scar thickness !?
I had c section just before 1 month. If i concieve after 9 months. Then VBAC is possible?
It depends on your OB. I believe ACOG recommends a minimum of 9 months and preferably 18 months. I got pregnant with my last baby when 4 months post partum and was still able to VBAC. I would talk to your physician
Hi ... I got pregnant exactly after 13 months after my c section (my 1st baby) and now I am 24 weeks pregnant. My due date is 26th March 2022 .... Can u plz plz tell me is my VBAC possible???? Should I take a try ?
That's really something you should discuss with your OB. I don't know your medical history or why you had a c section previously. If there's nothing preventing you from having a vaginal delivery then I would try.
@@TheBonneyBunch Thankx ...
But how much gap u had between ur c section and vbac ???
I just want to know how much gap is possible or required for vbac ???
Between my c section and next pregnancy was about 1.5 years. My son was 2.5 when my daughter was born. ACOG recommends at least 9 months between pregnancies for a VBAC. I am currently pregnant with my 4th after only 6 months and my OB is still willing to let me try.
@@TheBonneyBunch I'm curious how old you are. I just had a c section due to being failure to progress. My water broke before being dilated. I'm going to be 37 very soon and read that there are risk being over 35 and haven't see too many videos of ladies over 35.
@@Arose2011 I am 30 now. I was 28 when I had my daughter. All pregnancies in women over 35 are considered higher risk though, regardless of previous deliveries. I'm not sure I would let that be too big of a factor in my delivery unless there are other things going on but age alone shouldn't detour you from having a VBAC.
My birthday is april 3rd 💓💓
It's a pretty great day!
How many months years were you postpartum before the vbac?
Before this one I was about 2.5 years PP. My son after this I was almost 2 years PP and my last kiddo I was 13 months PP
I also want a VBAC but i am also pregnancy diabetes i am 34weeks 2days
I had gestational diabetes with all of mine. I have now had 3 VBACS. Are you able to control yours with diet?
@@TheBonneyBunch Yes i am able to control it with a diet
If that doc tells me i cant get a Vbac then i will be ver upset
@@biancaopperman4352 you can tell them no if they try to push you to do a c section. You don't have to do what they say :) especially if they don't have a good medical reason for it. "You have gestational diabetes" is not a valid reason for a c section. I would suggest you do your own research and start having a conversation with your OB now. That way if you need to find a new OB that will support you in your VBAC then you will have time to do that
@@TheBonneyBunch thank you very much i am from Northern Cape
@@biancaopperman4352 are you going through the state or private
Do you remember what positions they did with you?
All of them 😆 I don't remember all of their names but flying cowgirl, running man or something like that, feet together and knees out, all 4s, sitting as up right as possible. I'm sure there were more. I also did a lot of stretching to open my pelvis
How much was the scar thickness just before birth??
I don't know. Since that is in my uterus I'm not sure how they would determine that.
@@TheBonneyBunch through ultrasound.
@@BipinKumar-gb2ew if they checked they didn't say anything to me about it so I don't know, sorry.
If my baby's heartrate was over 200. I would have gone straight to a cesarean.
I hope you were able to have the birth you wanted or make peace with it if things went differently
She's so bald and cute!!
Thank you she has so much hair now!
Interval between your vbac
My son was 2.5 when my daughter was born.
Thanks sister. Your first baby and second baby interval is 2 years
Hey your placenta position in second pregnancy??
I never had an issue with my placenta or the position.
@@TheBonneyBunch yes I also don’t have I have anterior what was yours?
@@cookwithin5minutes398 I don't remember haha. This was 4.5 years ago.
@@TheBonneyBunch haha can you pls see your anomaly scan and tell me 😀
@@cookwithin5minutes398 I don't have access to my anatomy scan but the position of my placenta was never an issue.
How much gap have u maintained between both the pregnancies?
My oldest was 2.5 when I had her. Between her and my 3rd was about 21 months and now I am pregnant with my 4th and my 3rd will be around 13 months old when my 4th is born and will hopefully be another VBAC.
So that means u got pregnant a year n one month
Hey congrats..gap b/w ur c section nd v back please..
Thank you!
@@TheBonneyBunch hi Mam, what was the gap between your both deliveries c-section and VBAC?
about 2.5 years.
I had 2 c cection..can i try 3rd normal delivery ..??
That's really between your and your doctor but most OB's will not do a vaginal delivery after multiple c sections. You may be able to find someone who will if you are comfortable with the risks but it might take some shopping around for a doctor that is willing.