I had a vbac and I didn’t get induced until 42 weeks. This kid did not want to come! She was over 9lbs, but my recovery was still easier than csection. I’m glad I did a vbac!

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I'm really on the fence about it. I have large babies. My first was almost 8 pounds and I had him natural and ripped front to back. They told me my 2nd was too big and he was 9 1/2 pounds. I'm just afraid living so far from the hospital because she said I would have to naturally go into labor since they wouldn't induce for a VBAC. Just scared is all. I would hate to labor and end up having to do a csection anyway. The recovery wasnt bad with my csection either @gonzalezfamily1115, I was up walking around constantly.

I had 3 c section I considered having a Vbac but just wasn’t a good choice for me being that it would of been 20% chance of success.
Which totally scared the poop out of me and gotten a second opinion and there too same.
I had a hard time with my first born being that it was emergency c section the second time I recovered quickly and third time was like “what c section?”
I was up moving once my body was able to function. Either way your strong and whatever your decision maybe happy birthing and New Years

I wanted to try for a vbac so so bad. My drs were for both as well. I didnt make it as my drs discovered I had colestasis right at 40;weeks but I'm a big advocate for vbacs I think you should really try it.

Try to go VBAC!! Not only is it the natural way but you recover so much faster!!😁😁