32 weeks my doctor gave me the green light to try for a vbac. Any advice on what I can do to make my…

Have a provider/medical professional that has experience with vbacs (and successful) and fully supports your vbac decision.

Have a birthing partner who will support your vbac and cheer you on.

Avoid induction

Have a birth plan and a backup in case you can't vbac

Watch some vbac births/deliveries

Believe in yourself 🤗

With my choice of doing a v back I did it without drugs and then it came by the time I came to the hospital I was already dilated all the way..the epidural made it hard for me in the first place

@kambam, thank you will keep that in mind I totally believe I can do it 😊😊

@livinglife09, I really hope I can pull through without an epidural aswell

@lupitah1012 it's all in your head believe it yes you will start to feel it all but at the end the results of having a baby the way you want is amazing f.y.i. my recovery wasn't as bad either lol

You can do it, if that’s what you want you need to stand your ground. I was seconds away from giving up bc my son was stuck after 16 hours of labor and the doctor gave me the option of a vacuum or c section .... I was so happy it worked. The recovery was so much easier!