As a note: I can absolutely see how this reflects disempowerment and issues with doctors during the birthing process, but it still seems like a very unhelpful way to enter into a discussion with healthcare providers
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I mean, it's also filled with nonsense but that seems tangential to the really aggressive nature of the plan
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Oh, as a final note, if you include this in your birth plan you are definitely doing it wrong
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But, hey, she’s decorated it with a pretty picture of a rose!
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In light of how doctors (in general, big broad brush stroke here) have treated women giving birth in hospitals, some backlash is not surprising. Quite a few of these are on the current circuit of anti-science "mommy blogger" specials. Why not teach the science in sex ed?
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You know, if you make reasonable requests of your obstetrician, they're usually complied with. Astonishing, but true.
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Notice how it’s all “me, me, me”, with no consideration for the welfare of the baby. It’s like the baby is some sort of trophy for her being crunchy and natural.
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At the risk of being accused of mansplaining, my idea of a birth plan would be “Do whatever you need to do to ensure the health of both mother and baby”.
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What a fuckwit. My OBs: do you have a birth plan? Me: yes, for you to please get this baby out of me in whatever method you think is best. I would like all the drugs and the best modern medicine you have to offer. This is why I am the best patient ever.
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