Lucky! Our doctors to here are knife happy! @merck215

wow...well im n Philly n i bleve they all offer it here bcuz its less of s risk than going back under the knife @beautifuldisaster3

Here in Maine there are only 2-3 hospitals that will allow a woman to have a VBAC. Good luck! @merck215

hope i get to try pushing @beautifuldisaster3

o wow...yea hope im good @emily18234

I have had two c sections, one for baby not dropping, dilating and my amniotic fluid was low (planned c-section) and one for the cord being wrapped around his neck, heart rate dropping , plus he repositioned himself in a transverse position ( tried for a vbac and ended in emergency-section). I get to try one more time to push. Surprised because my pregnancies are 3.5 months apart.

then you should be good. mine was due to him not dropping basically, so I'm high risk for a uterine rupture.

yea my previous c sections was bcuz wen they broke my water the baby cord elapsed...they said thts ok to have a vbac. it would b a problem if i had to have a c section due to my pelvic being narrow or something like that @mommycheeks

most likely they're going to give you another c~section unless they see no reason or risk in you pushing vaginal @merck215

o ok...i get you...thanks @emily18234

ok...i will. i always wanted to experience a vaginal birth @kaitlynwgers

it depends on the reason and how long it's been since the previous csectiob

There's always a chance to do a vbac. Talk to your doctor about it and push it on them