Trust the $cience. This aged well!

We don’t need an intervention unless we personally wish to give birth and somehow Tokophobia is preventing that. most of us with Tokophobia will never wish to give birth, so we don’t need interventions. We are perfectly happy being child free.

I respect your bravery #DRADIGBA for the wonderful herbs medicine for my hsv2 cure you gave me thank you so much help…………..

I respect your bravery #DRADIGBA for the wonderful herbs medicine for my hsv2 cure you gave me thank you so much help…………

Really helpful update.. Thankyou!!

Thank you so much for this. So many things we neglect truly when we don’t document it all

Thank you for this informative presentation.

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My first pregnancy: Late term transverse lie baby (I saw a chiro who did Webster method), awful SPD, failed epidural (they stuck me twice for it to take), issues inserting an IV due to “rolling veins” that are very visible but easy to blow out, rapid labor (my daughter shot out of me lol), severe tearing because my body didn’t have time to prepare for labor. Now 37 weeks pregnant. Yet another baby in a transverse lie, my tailbone area feels like it’s floating around and sometimes feeling like it stabs my leg, legs so loose they feel like they’ll give out…My OB is great but isn’t well versed in EDS. I’m a military spouse who moved states and has an all new medical team halfway through this pregnancy. Fingers crossed that this goes well ❤

wow, 17 views in 6 days-quite the celebration of midwives and what they do...the women they serve that seem to be dying faster- see minute 19:50 'significant rise in deaths' present stat (2020-2022 inclusive) 13.41 per 100,000 up from 8.70 per 100,000 2017-2019 inclusive. start at minute 18 to get Dr Kathryn Gutteridge's full assessment. why the increase???

It correlates with rates of obesity between different groups, among other things. Groups with lower rates of obesity, such as East Asians are affected less, although this does not give the ideological narrative that is sought so instead the focus is on how white patients. It is ideological and divisive nonsense to claim this is somehow related to racism.

Her book was a good read but a quick look at her blog shows all sorts of ideological nonsense being pushed by her - her number 1 on the recommended reading list for aspiring midwives has absolutely nothing to do with midwifery and is a book about why white people are inherently bad. She's clearly a bright girl but she's succumbed to ideological nonsense.

Some women can never grow tits or ass, they are sick and frail their whole lives. something to do with being a C-section baby?

Well said, short but packed with great information.. TY

I am 751/2 years old, l am still trying to be heard , l have been suffering ever since childhood with EDS , just recently came across Dr Hauser’s post on hEDS , l felt a since of relief when l heard him say it was like a message from God , but trying to convince my Primary Doctor of this is another thing, l am too sick to keep arguing with him I am 💯 % convinced that this is my problem they are sending me text messages for an appointment and l don’t want to go back to him ! he is humiliating me in front of his nurse, when l get up in the mornings, l need to take 4 arthritis strength powders to take a little of the edge of so l can function just a little bit, this man called a medical professional is mean and l am too old and too sick to fool around with a poor excuse for a doctor l am going to try to see if l can contact a Genesis and rheumatologist as soon as possible, l have no one to speak up for me 🙏🌸

Great session

Thank You jenny I am a University Lecturer in Business and I really enjoyed this and will be using the hand going forward for my undergraduates in Business Leadership

"birthing people" Absolutely no need for this. If women want to pretend they're not women, why would they do the most female thing their body is capable of? Tired of these language games.

Im actually shocked I came across this video. Pretty sure I have EDS/ hypermobility and have simply been living life as "very flexible." Now that ive learned more about EDS Ive scored myself on the Baton scale and feel i have undiagnosed EDS.. Im also pregnant with my 2nd child and this video shocks me because I barely I had told myself months ago theres probably no education on EDS and pregnancy and here is a video!

I’d like to know more about iron infusions because my doctor is recommending I get one every other day

This team are amazing!! Thank you so much for saving my babies life, by giving me the correct care. I will be forever grateful for our care, and helping me welcoming my rainbow baby girl reya. During my journey they all became my family and support system x you are literally saving babies lives x

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Why would you even try to pass on this horrible condition?

I don’t think it’s irrational to prioritize my own quality of life over the production of wage slaves. Not wanting to rip my genitals isn’t irrational, and wouldn’t be seen as irrational if it was men rather than women that had to carry and give birth.

How much is the same upper limit?

My daughter spent 30+ days on NICU just after her first day of life. She was born through vaginal birth canal and was fine until day 1, when was diagnosed with a small anorectal malformation and a sacrococcygeal teratoma. After many interventions she's doing fine (removal of teratoma, anorectoplasty and coccyx and S5 vertebrae) but I always think about the absurd amount of antibiotics she received and how to colonize her with good microbial biodiversity. She feeds exclusively on breast.

Pubis symphysis was the most excruciating pain I’ve ever had. Now, diagnosed hypermobile it makes sense. I was told that I’m overreacting and not drinking enough water or doing yoga. This was worse than broken bones, torn ligaments, surgeries, etc. For 2 months I didn’t sleep for more than an hour at a time.

Fear God.

My oldest son had ehlers danlos he had type 9 and died at the age of 33 he was diagnosed when he was 5 years old they did a lot of tests on him how they found out , they took a sample of his skin and sent it off to england to Dr white and thats how we found out we were told it's passed from the womens side and now my grandson has it and he is 17 years old and his problem is he keeps getting taller the doctors at shriners hospital had did a lot of surgery s

Omg. Another yes. I had my kids on 45 minutes. Im glad the doctor was there to catch my kid.

Omg. Yes. The lidocaine didn't work at all. I had a epidural with my pregnancies and it didn't work.

Yes. No one has even suggested this to me. Im 57.

I have not been diagnosed yet. But i know something is wrong with me. I came across this. EDS, i was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis too.

Omg. I had this with all my pregnancies

Can we take a vaginal sample to give orally to baby prior to csection and prior to their antibiotic ? Also obtaining a vaginal sample prior to moms getting antibitoics prior to vaginal delivery when treated early for group b strep? Then give that sample immediately orally to baby once born??????

I'm almost 17 weeks along with my first baby, and reading these comments, I am SO glad for where I live (NYC). It took 12 weeks to find a doctor willing to see me (I have hEDS with a GJ feeding tube for gastric motility disorders), but once I got in to meet my MFM, I was so relieved. My doctor has seen a lot of patients with all different forms of EDS, he told me a list of risks and what we'll do to mitigate them throughout pregnancy, labor, and recovery. I was planning on giving him a list of potential complications and requesting extra tests and prevention, but he knew every single possibility and was on top of it. And so far, everything is perfect. Some of my joints are looser now, some are actually more stable (RIP my right shoulder hypermobility). Having a knowledgeable, experienced doctor just makes all the difference in the world, at least for my peace of mind!!

Does anyone else sit in the W position? My daughter does it too.

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Omg!! I am the bendiest and only just heard of this recently this is ne all over. My placenta was in a bad way and stuck had to have emergency surgery twice after my 2 daughters because it wouldn't come out etc. I have asd also. But I am 200% sure I have this. Ehlers-danlos. I have double jointed shoulders and have always been over flexible, bruise easily, small ears no lobes, pointy nose, hit every point with pinkies, thumbs, hands on floor the while lot 😮 my 2 births were do traumatic in 2013 and 2019. In Australia

Interesting, but she needs to use her full voice not a whisper.

Inspired 👏👏👏

The university i have to work with hasn't even made earlier changes to adhere to the differing roles of supervisors and assessors.

I am 26 and I just got diagnosed with hyper mobile EDS. I have a 6 on the baden score. I got diagnosed with POTS and 25 and have had fibromyalgia since I was 21. I have always wanted to have a child. I am worried about how this will affect my ability to have a safe and healthy pregnancy. I am excited to read this article and take it to my doctors when I am ready for this step in my life journey.

Thank you so much for the information Abigail, it's really helpful for my essay about improving PFH antenatally and postnatally. 👍

I want y’all to help me appreciate (Dr Alaho Adebayo Olu) on KZbin for curing my HPV. I never believed I was going to get rid of my HPV with the help of him, so unfortunately I got cured after using his herbal supplements for three weeks. He cures HIV/AIDS, HSV 1&2, ALS, and MS.🍂😮

Is it possible to get the video presented during the speach?

That was fantastic!! Thankyou very much for posting just love the midwives They do make everything else better xo

Unbelievable that you are publishing this completely factless misinformation. FACTS: 1. White women have a wider pelvic inlet, wider outlet, and shallower anteroposterior outlet than African-American women. In addition, after vaginal delivery, white women demonstrate less pelvic floor mobility. These differences may contribute to observed racial differences in obstetric outcomes (such as cephalopelvic disproportion - which often leads to emergency operative delivery and all the associated maternal morbidity and mortality). 2. Black pregnant women are more likely to have higher BMI's (66% are overweight and obesity of all classes according to UK Govt data from 2019), more likely to have gestational diabetes, more likely to develop pre-eclampsia, more likely to develop postpartum cardiomyopathy, more likely to have sickle cell anaemia, more likely to have thalassemia, more likely to be grand multiparas - ALL these are well-established and recognised significant risk factors for maternal (and fetal) morbidity and mortality The 2015 MBRRACE-UK report into maternal deaths showed that 30% of women who died were obese and 22% were overweight - i.e. the majority! 66% of black pregnant women are overweight or obese in early pregnancy (Public Health England, 2019). This is nothing to do with racism, and everything to do with biology, physiology, facts and reality!

From what I read about EDS, Thank goodness I’m not a mommy. I have Classical EDS( cEDS) and I can pass it down to my unborn child, and NO Thank you! It’s hard enough for me to deal with! Why would I want to do that to my children?