Feel lucky that your c-section was a good experience, mine was awful and I still cry when I think about everything that was taken from me. This time around I am determined to get my VBAC, even if I have to advocate for myself and hoping my baby stays head down.

@vaneg9299

Жыл бұрын

Hey how is ur journey going? I’m trying for the same.

@jemmrb22

Жыл бұрын

@@vaneg9299 I tried but my water broke and after 24 hours it was just too dangerous to continue so I ended up with a repeat.

Your csection birth story is exactly what happened to me, your video brought me to tears and gave me so much hope ♥️ I just had a miscarriage last month and we’re hoping for our rainbow baby in the next couple months 🤞🏻🥲

What a triumphant photo!! Love that you were able to advocate for yourself and had the outcome you hoped for. Miles will absolutely adjust to sharing you and your husband…routine is what really helps children thrive🥰. Congratulations 🎉

@scottbyran8459

2 жыл бұрын

Hello nice to meet you

Congratulations! I can't imagine having a gallbladder attack while pregnant. I had an attack in 2018 and had mine removed. My stomach is much more sensitive to certain foods..res meat/greasy or fried. That pain was worse than labor to me! Best of luck and health to you!

Congratulations on your successful birth, you're a true hero 💚

Congratulations to you Megan, your Husband and Sweet Miles and welcome to Isla!! I has a my Gall Bladder removed at 21 and put up with the attacks for over a year before having it removed. Like you, I had one large stone and diet does help with the attacks. I found I could not have Dairy and my worst attack was after I had had a small amount of raw green capsicum/pepper. Watch your diet and eventually have it removed, life is wonderful without it!! I thought Isla looks a lot like your Husband. Very best wishes and it was a great to see you again.

Thank you for sharing your story ! Such an amazing story ❤️

Love it Megan congratulations again from us!!!

Congratulations, Megan to you and your Family, Baby Girl is absolutely Beautiful. Thank you for sharing all that you went thru in the birth of Baby Sissy, is was very informative. Take care and be Safe.

Yay! Great job, Mama!

So glad you’re ok. Congratulations. I had gall bladder attacks during my first. 80’s. They gave me morphine and demoral. X-rays. Yeah, they’d never do that today. I look back and cannot believe they did that. I didn’t question the Dr. I was 19. I didn’t know. Had my gall bladder out two months after I gave birth the old fashioned way. 1986.

Wonderful news, beautiful family, Congratulations! I love the name, my nephew named his baby Isla. Great beginnings.

Congratulations 🍾🎉🎊

Congratulations!

Aww I should put my video up. I had my daughter at 25 weeks by c section, I had a bad infection that was 2016…. This year I had my son at 35 weeks with the help of a cerclage :-). They was supposed to remove it at 37 weeks, but my son broke my water at 35 weeks, and it was crazy. I thought the baby would just come… my contractions stopped and i had a Vbcac 10 hours later. Spontaneous is good, but i was freaking out and i was also GBS +.

Congratulations 👏

Hi Megan, you look positively wonderful! So happy your birthing experience was a positive one this time. Your baby is so adorable. I had my gallbladder out back in the 80's with the traditional slice & dice surgery. It left a 10 inch scar but I was past my bikini days by then anyway lol. My Dr told me at my first post op that they were working on a way to do cholecystectomy surgeries as an out patient. I almost fainted. I had spent 2 miserable days in the hospital. I later found out the hospital had just purchased it's first laparoscopic equipment. I think you still have to stay overnight after surgery though. I can tell you my experience with night sweats was definitely from menopause and my hot flashes made me want to jump in the shower clothes and all lol. My personal thermostat hasn't been right since menopause🥴

So happy I found this video I really want to try for a vbac and I'm hoping I do dilate to 2-3cm by my next appointment to get induced and as same as you my Braxton hicks have gone away they started at 36-37weeks at night I would get back cramps but then at 38-39cm weeks now I don't feel any, and this video is helping me think more and more about induction if I'm a good candidate.

Congratulations 🎊

My Grandmother’s name on my Mother’s side was named Ila!!! AWESOME!

Surgery was the best thing for me. My last attack had me feeling like I was dying. My surgery was laparoscopic. I feel like a new person

@mrschdavis

2 жыл бұрын

Gallbladder attacks are common during pregnancy and after delivery. I was advised although the attacks subsidize, it guaranteed they will come back in the future.

Congrats! I was struggling with my decision to have a VBAC, but I’ll definitely go for it now!

@jessicawilson3564

2 жыл бұрын

How'd u go?

@coreteashasherwood5420

2 жыл бұрын

My doctor was very supportive with my decision to have a VBAC and it was a Success! Labour for 21 hours, 2 of which was active. Had my baby boy on Dec 29th

@yunusazainab3022

2 жыл бұрын

@@coreteashasherwood5420 god bless ur child pls what is the gap between ur pregnancy

@coreteashasherwood5420

2 жыл бұрын

The gap is 3 years. Thank you, and God bless you too!

I had two gallbladder attacks during my last pregnancy. I don’t have them when not pregnant. The last one was the day before my scheduled csection.

Congratulations! I love your photo!!! Do you mind me asking how much weighted your baby girl? I had a similar story. The obgyn on call didn’t even let me try for an induction because my baby was “too big”. I would like to try for a vbac with my next baby.

@MeganBell

2 жыл бұрын

My first baby was 9 lbs. And my second was 7 lb 6 oz. Totally different. I don't think there's any scientific evidence to support that some women just "have big babies."

Congratulations such a amazing story thank you for sharing this is helping me so much I had a c section with my first boy going for a Vbac with my second boy

@MeganBell

2 жыл бұрын

I’m rooting for you!

@chiarastrong8187

2 жыл бұрын

@@MeganBell thank you so much I’m 39 weeks if you have any tips let me know

@MeganBell

2 жыл бұрын

Relax and try to enjoy the last days with your first baby!! They’re so precious as everything is about to change forever 💛 also if you have to be induced, just try to stay positive. I had a really hard time with that myself. Wishing you spontaneous labor and a quick vaginal delivery! In the end you’ll have that precious boy in your arms no matter how he gets here.

@chiarastrong8187

2 жыл бұрын

@@MeganBell thank you so much have a blessed night

@bees_nail_art82

2 жыл бұрын

Same

The feels when you talked about your hubby reassuring you baby was coming 😢

Those gallbladder attacks are no joke !!!!! 😢😢

how many weeks is the baby out?

Congrats

@scottbyran8459

2 жыл бұрын

Hello

Naturapath for the gallbladder!!!!

Thanks you and congratulations what was your time gap from your first cs and what was the reason for cs

@MeganBell

2 жыл бұрын

Hey there! kzread.info/dash/bejne/oa2rlNZmZbDIkbA.html my first birth story is there for details on why I had a csection the first time. I believe now that it was because I was rushed during my induction process. Had they given me more time to get into a better position and not raised the pitocin on me so quickly I may have been able to progress more naturally and push my baby out. 2.5 years between cs and vbac.

@selamembaye7618

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks is it possible to try vbac 1year after c section

@MeganBell

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, but I would do your research, make sure you have a good provider and support

@selamembaye7618

2 жыл бұрын

@@MeganBell ok thanks mama

@selamembaye7618

2 жыл бұрын

But here where i live is dificult to find provider would you help me sharing you exprance

How long ago was your c section?

@MeganBell

Жыл бұрын

2.5 years between csection and vbac

Hi friends! My baby 6th months old i delivered to c section now em pregnant can i try vbac 14 months apart?

@MeganBell

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely consult your physician. I know it is done, but you will want to be monitored constantly while laboring.

@hetallakum3926

Жыл бұрын

Hey did you achieve VBAC?

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