Last year I blogged about an emergency cesarean for face presentation, which resulted with an inverted T-incision. Even after such an intense experience, the mother was determined not to let her cesarean scar keep her from giving birth vaginally in the future. She went on to have a successful VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean) with a planned home birth and a support team that spanned the globe. You can read her two amazing birth stories here:
i LOVE Amy's story! i also had an inverted T, followed by 2 other repeat cesareans, and then had an amazing vba3c after inverted T in August 09. it's definitely possible! there is a support group out there that really helps get info to those mamas who need it, just fyi: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Special_Scars-Special_Women/
ReplyDeleteI am searching to do a VBA3C the last three years ago was a slight inverted-t. I am having a lot of resistance and bullying and maybe forced to be at home on my own. I wish more doctors were educated properly on latest research and not how to make their life easier.
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