Re: Still another GOOD DAY

From: allanho@aol.com
Wed Mar 5 15:20:29 2008


You go grrrl!? I was a breech baby born vaginally too.? I have told that explains some of my odd behaviors.

Allan

-----Original Message----- From: Ina May Gaskin <inamaygaskin@gmail.com> To: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L <ob-gyn-l@mail.obgyn.net> Sent: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 2:13 pm Subject: Still another GOOD DAY

Mine actually happened on the 3rd, the due date of 25 year old primip, whose mom was a client of mine for 2 of her kids. They asked for a late transfer to my care because of a persistent complete breech lie. External version by ob.gyn was tried but failed. I also tried and failed. Next, 2 of my ob.gyn consultants tried and failed. But they gave their blessings to a home birth for this young woman. So we did it. Her mom, BTW, is also an MD (FP who does ob and c-secs). Outcome: 8 hour labor, 8.5 lb. boy, intact perineum, Apgars 7 & 9 (1 and 5 min.). Call us lucky, irresponsible, etc., but we're all pretty euphoric still, and I'd do it again for a mom like this if she needed me to. It can be fun not to stitch. He wasn't even a tight squeeze after he got about 5 oz. meconium out. Mom said she wasn't impressed with pain, except for her back and it was so satisfying when he came out. I'm so glad I learned to assist at these when it was still possible. I hope that it will someday be possible again. Baby latched 35 minutes later.? ? Greetings to all,? ? Ina May?





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