Bria shares her story of an induction ending in a Caesarean section.
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I want to understand my birth experience.
I'm a parent seeking support and resources.
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I want to understand my birth experience.
I'm a parent seeking support and resources.
Bria shares her story of an induction ending in a Caesarean section.
Carina’s education as a registered nurse meant she was acutely aware of the gaps in her postnatal care. She shares how the experience has made her rethink her career.
At the delivery of Penny’s second daughter at 38 weeks, an umbilical cord prolapse created an emergency. Penny shares her story of trauma and recovery.
Emily shares her story of birth trauma, and her road to recovery as she took control of her second birthing experience.
Trigger Warning: This birth story discusses trauma, topics discussed include emergency c-section, haemorrhage and PTSD. If you are triggered by these topics you may wish to skip this blog or…
My name is Kylie and I am a wife and mother to three beautiful young children. My obstetric history is quite extensive and even my Obstetrician joked that I’ve experienced every chapter of the text book.
Debbie shares her story of having a Caesarean and then going on to have a VBAC. Debbie is now one of ABTA’s Peer2Peer mentors helping women just like her.
A story of positive birth after birth trauma.
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If you are in immediate danger call 000.
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24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention.
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Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia.
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