Vbac

[MrsMeaney]

I've written a little blog about my feelings regarding my upcoming VBAC attempt. Hope some ladies can relate

http://daniellemeaney.blogspot.com/2015/08/fingers-not-legs-crossed-for-vbac.html?spref=fb

 

[first_time_mum]

This is exactly how I feel at the moment. I've got 4 weeks to make my mind up about what I want to do and I haven't got a bloody clue haha xx

 

[Nutsyputs]

This is exactly how I feel at the moment. I've got 4 weeks to make my mind up about what I want to do and I haven't got a bloody clue haha xx

I felt the same. I had a vbac appointment when I was 36 weeks. My consultant was really good and we decided that if I hadn't gone into labour on my own by 42 weeks I'd have another section. I was given a sweep at 39 weeks to give me the best chance to go into labour. My dd was born 3 days after her due date vaginally. I'm glad I had a vbac. My recovery was much quicker. I was only in hospital for 1 day. My milk came in much quicker (this could be as I'd fed before). Mentally I felt much better in myself.

 

[MrsMeaney]

I've been told that they won't let me go over by more than 11 days, but that induction increases the risk of a section lol
My MW has decided to start my sweeps at 38 weeks and she managed to get me going the same day last time! Fingers crossed