C-Sections & VBACs

People have been deceived for thousands of years. This is nothing new. But what has become big business is the procedure in childbirth we've come to know as c-sections. What has NOT been advertised is that the high risky of c-sections has given rise to a deadly syndrome

We live in a society that wants to take away the natural process of childbirth from mothers. Symbolically, Caesar(ian) has become the status quo, the establishment that has built a hierarchy of power as the recommended “doctor friendly” procedure by “modern” medical care.

Having multiple C-Sections can be risky. After all C-Sections are full abdominal surgery. Here's a news flash: Don’t go under the C-Section knife again without the truth. No matter how many c-sections performed, women can be delivered by a VBAC—vaginal birth after cesarean. It's a victory and a relief for the women who have one. A deep and generous healing for many who have been scarred.

This practical guide will give you answers for the following questions:

1. What is a cesarean?
2. Why are the medical reasons for a cesarean section?
3. How much does a c-section cost?
4. What are the risks of cesarean surgeries?
5. How does a c-section(s) affect a woman’s body?
6. What is recovery like after a c-section(s)?
7. What are some comfort measures to use after a c-section?
8. What natural remedies can be used for scar tissue repair and healing?
9. How many c-sections are too many?
10. What can I do to avoid having another cesarean birth?
11. How long should a woman wait before getting pregnant again after a c-section?
12. How can I have a VBAC (vaginal birth after c-section)?
13. Why do some women prefer a c-section over a vaginal birth?
14. Is it possible to have a home birth after c-section(s)?

Individual Guide Dimensions: 5.5 (W) x 8.5 (H)