Hi Nat
I am a mid student also and a doula
It sounds like some (or some more) debriefing would
be a good idea?
Looking at what your fears are. What are the
possibilities of those things?
where are they more likely to occur? Have you got
anyone experienced with this type of work who can support you to work through
this? Depending on where you are there may be some suggestions for
you.
What caused the "horrific labour" and
complications, was it a home birth or a hospital birth?
Very quickly as it is late. e.g of my train of
thought atm. You are more likely to have a c-section by being in a birth
centre or hospital. With c-sections you are more likely to end up with a
hysterectomy etc.
Depending on your homebirth midwife and other
factors such as how far is the nearest hospital, transfer rates are still MUCH
lower in homebirth (something like 3%-15%) . Your chances of having a beautiful
uninterfered with birth are much better at home.
Things occasionally go pear shaped in birth
wherever you are, home or hospital.
Would you really be safer in
hospital?
But it really comes down to how YOU
FEEL
Warm regards
Honey
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