From: The Trial of Labor
I just attended the Cesarean Scar Care Webinar with Isa Herrera via
the International Cesarean Awareness Network (ICAN).Â
What a terrific benefit for subscribers (it was free), a great
introduction to ICAN for folks who aren’t subs, and a great
cost ($15) for non subscribers. Herrera is the author of Ending
Female Pain and performs [...]
Respond to this topic on your own blog
Click and press Ctrl+C to copy and paste this discussion on your blog or site
Related Articles
Cesarean Recovery, v.1
I am annoyed by my cesarean recovery. I am more than 5
months post partum and still have pain and tenderness on the left
side of my abdomen. I’m sure I must have a
number of adhesions that need to be broken down. I did
attend ICAN’s webinar about scar care and have been doing
[...]
Positive Thoughts On the Cesarean Section
One of my ICAN friends posted this on Facebook today: BirthCut
Calling all C/S mothers! I am looking for positive cesarean birth
stories! I am also looking for any tips about the actual surgery
and/or recovery you may have for cesarean mothers. And, well,
anything else you may have — art, videos, etc etc. Thanks!
[...]
Cesarean Injury: Another Harrowing Tale
Just today I stumbled upon the blog, The Man-Nurse
Diaries. If the blog title wasn’t interesting
enough to catch my attention, his most recent post certainly was:
Nearly Bleeding to Death from a Cesarean Section You must read
it. MUST! The timing is interesting and something for
me to consider. I’m not superstitious, per se,
but sometimes I [...]
ICAN Webinar – Prevent Cesarean Class
Monday July 27th 9pm EDT Are you keeping your fingers crossed and
hoping for the best? Well, take charge and find out ways you can
increase your chances of having an easier and safer birth.
First-timers and experienced mothers both can benefit from this
class. Â This 2-hour online session will help you
learn: Â Different kinds of care providers [...]
NJ Rules That Mothers Have No Rights in Childbirth
This is too complicated and extensive to reproduce here, but
essentially a NJ mother’s refusal of diagnostics and
“treatments” in childbirth (practices that aren’t
evidence based) as well as her refusal to allow a cesarean resulted
in her newborn baby being taken from her. Interestingly enough, the
initial reason for her losing her baby (refusing an [...]
