Guest guest Posted January 9, 2009 Report Share Posted January 9, 2009 My son was posterior and I spent a LOT of time using the birth ball. Rolling on it, draped over it, doing pelvic tilts, crawling on my hands and knees. I was so worried because I knew he would be very large and posterior would NOT be good since I was birthing at a birthing center with no epidurals or forceps. I'm not sure when he turned but he did and the was born fast, 1 hour of pushing and at 10lbs 7oz. I'm not sure what I did that helped (oh, and I also had a chiro that did webster technique stuff), but he turned over to be face down! Good luck with your VBAC! Keep us updated! Larissa thanks - but no congrats yet. she is now 5 days past due. doctor can't induce me because i am having a vbac (vaginal birth after cesearean). i talked him into letting me go to 42 weeks - assuming she is fine until then. am scheduled for another c-section on the 19th. she will be 15 days past her due date by then.... trying everything - accupuncture, chiropracti, spicey food, bouncy ball, hikes... refuse to try castor oil - it dehydrates you terribly which increases need for c-section - and hospitals are so picky about vbacs these days - so much liability, blah blah blah.... if anyone has any ideas, let me know. i am only 4'11 " with a pre-pregnancy weight of 110. this kid is measuring at 7 pounds 14 ounces as of yesterday! OY! (part of problem, i think, is that she is in posterior position, instead of anterior, which can delay onset of labor - doing all the pelvic exercises which are supposed to help along with the accupuncture and adjustments... but am still only about 40% effaced and barely dilated! HELP!) Yes grapefuit seed is a deffinet antifungal, the grapeseed is controversal, but this may prove to be the case also. Either way grapeseed is a power fruit. Sure hope it keeps your thrush under control. Congrats on the new lil one!! Jennie<>< Typically grapeseed extract is used as an antioxidants. But some studies show it does have antifungal properties(this is controversal) . This article is interesting on grapeseed extract and cancer killing properties, beings I truely believe cancer is fungas/yeast. This confirms to me that grapeseed is most likely antifungal. Jennie<><http://www.naturaln ews.com/025249. html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2009 Report Share Posted January 9, 2009 THANKS! and wow - 10.5 pounds with no epidural? you are incredible! My son was posterior and I spent a LOT of time using the birth ball. Rolling on it, draped over it, doing pelvic tilts, crawling on my hands and knees. I was so worried because I knew he would be very large and posterior would NOT be good since I was birthing at a birthing center with no epidurals or forceps. I'm not sure when he turned but he did and the was born fast, 1 hour of pushing and at 10lbs 7oz. I'm not sure what I did that helped (oh, and I also had a chiro that did webster technique stuff), but he turned over to be face down! Good luck with your VBAC! Keep us updated! Larissa thanks - but no congrats yet. she is now 5 days past due. doctor can't induce me because i am having a vbac (vaginal birth after cesearean). i talked him into letting me go to 42 weeks - assuming she is fine until then. am scheduled for another c-section on the 19th. she will be 15 days past her due date by then.... trying everything - accupuncture, chiropracti, spicey food, bouncy ball, hikes... refuse to try castor oil - it dehydrates you terribly which increases need for c-section - and hospitals are so picky about vbacs these days - so much liability, blah blah blah.... if anyone has any ideas, let me know. i am only 4'11 " with a pre-pregnancy weight of 110. this kid is measuring at 7 pounds 14 ounces as of yesterday! OY! (part of problem, i think, is that she is in posterior position, instead of anterior, which can delay onset of labor - doing all the pelvic exercises which are supposed to help along with the accupuncture and adjustments... but am still only about 40% effaced and barely dilated! HELP!) Yes grapefuit seed is a deffinet antifungal, the grapeseed is controversal, but this may prove to be the case also. Either way grapeseed is a power fruit. Sure hope it keeps your thrush under control. Congrats on the new lil one!! Jennie<>< Typically grapeseed extract is used as an antioxidants. But some studies show it does have antifungal properties(this is controversal) . This article is interesting on grapeseed extract and cancer killing properties, beings I truely believe cancer is fungas/yeast. This confirms to me that grapeseed is most likely antifungal. Jennie<><http://www.naturaln ews.com/025249. html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2009 Report Share Posted January 9, 2009 Dana, I know it's January, but have you tried going swimming? My daughter was in a lateral position at the end of my pregnancy, but when I took my older one to swimming class (which I was taking with her) I felt the baby turn and then after that she stayed put until the birth. My midwife said that often babies turn around when their mothers swim. Bonnie thanks - but no congrats yet. she is now 5 days past due. doctor can't induce me because i am having a vbac (vaginal birth after cesearean). i talked him into letting me go to 42 weeks - assuming she is fine until then. am scheduled for another c-section on the 19th. she will be 15 days past her due date by then.... trying everything - accupuncture, chiropracti, spicey food, bouncy ball, hikes... refuse to try castor oil - it dehydrates you terribly which increases need for c-section - and hospitals are so picky about vbacs these days - so much liability, blah blah blah.... if anyone has any ideas, let me know. i am only 4'11 " with a pre-pregnancy weight of 110. this kid is measuring at 7 pounds 14 ounces as of yesterday! OY! (part of problem, i think, is that she is in posterior position, instead of anterior, which can delay onset of labor - doing all the pelvic exercises which are supposed to help along with the accupuncture and adjustments... but am still only about 40% effaced and barely dilated! HELP!) Yes grapefuit seed is a deffinet antifungal, the grapeseed is controversal, but this may prove to be the case also. Either way grapeseed is a power fruit. Sure hope it keeps your thrush under control. Congrats on the new lil one!! Jennie<>< Typically grapeseed extract is used as an antioxidants. But some studies show it does have antifungal properties(this is controversal) . This article is interesting on grapeseed extract and cancer killing properties, beings I truely believe cancer is fungas/yeast. This confirms to me that grapeseed is most likely antifungal. Jennie<><http://www.naturaln ews.com/025249. html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2009 Report Share Posted January 9, 2009 i was reading that. thankfully we live in los angeles and it is supposed to warm up to the high 70s on sunday. i will have my mom (who lives super close to us) turn her pool on for me. thanks! Dana, I know it's January, but have you tried going swimming? My daughter was in a lateral position at the end of my pregnancy, but when I took my older one to swimming class (which I was taking with her) I felt the baby turn and then after that she stayed put until the birth. My midwife said that often babies turn around when their mothers swim. Bonnie thanks - but no congrats yet. she is now 5 days past due. doctor can't induce me because i am having a vbac (vaginal birth after cesearean). i talked him into letting me go to 42 weeks - assuming she is fine until then. am scheduled for another c-section on the 19th. she will be 15 days past her due date by then.... trying everything - accupuncture, chiropracti, spicey food, bouncy ball, hikes... refuse to try castor oil - it dehydrates you terribly which increases need for c-section - and hospitals are so picky about vbacs these days - so much liability, blah blah blah.... if anyone has any ideas, let me know. i am only 4'11 " with a pre-pregnancy weight of 110. this kid is measuring at 7 pounds 14 ounces as of yesterday! OY! (part of problem, i think, is that she is in posterior position, instead of anterior, which can delay onset of labor - doing all the pelvic exercises which are supposed to help along with the accupuncture and adjustments... but am still only about 40% effaced and barely dilated! HELP!) Yes grapefuit seed is a deffinet antifungal, the grapeseed is controversal, but this may prove to be the case also. Either way grapeseed is a power fruit. Sure hope it keeps your thrush under control. Congrats on the new lil one!! Jennie<>< Typically grapeseed extract is used as an antioxidants. But some studies show it does have antifungal properties(this is controversal) . This article is interesting on grapeseed extract and cancer killing properties, beings I truely believe cancer is fungas/yeast. This confirms to me that grapeseed is most likely antifungal. Jennie<><http://www.naturaln ews.com/025249. html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2009 Report Share Posted January 9, 2009 Hi, I have no experience in/with this personally, but I have heard parsley could induce labor! Jennie<>< Typically grapeseed extract is used as an antioxidants. But some studies show it does have antifungal properties(this is controversal) . This article is interesting on grapeseed extract and cancer killing properties, beings I truely believe cancer is fungas/yeast. This confirms to me that grapeseed is most likely antifungal. Jennie<><http://www.naturaln ews.com/025249. html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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