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Birth During Covid | My Second Cesarean and Spinal Block Challenges

Birth During Covid | My Second Cesarean and Spinal Block Challenges

Cesarean birth during Covid brings a new set of challenges, but when your spinal block doesn’t work after multiple attempts, there are a whole new set of challenges. Especially when you have a toddler AND a newborn to care for, as is the case with this second time mom! Julia is sharing her birth story today on our blog, take it away Julia!

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BIRTH is BIRTH | A Mother’s Perspective on Birth and Stigmas
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BIRTH is BIRTH | A Mother’s Perspective on Birth and Stigmas

When you get pregnant you prepare for a “natural birth”. First off, I hate that term because to me ALL birth is natural, and you are a warrior for carrying your baby and delivering no matter how!! Everyone prepares you for a vaginal “natural” birth, and I find there is stigma surrounding having to take an epidural or having a caesarean birth so I wanted to share my experience and perspective for other women and mom-to-be’s who may be going through the same things I did.

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My Birth Story | Vancouver Newborn Photographer's Personal Experience
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My Birth Story | Vancouver Newborn Photographer's Personal Experience

9 months after having our baby boy, I am finally getting around to sharing my birth story. This is one of my longer posts, but there is really no way to keep it short since I was in labour for 3 days! I want to paint a very real picture of what it was like, for those who are interested or perhaps preparing for their own upcoming births.

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