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DON’T CUT ME AGAIN! True Stories About Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC)
By Angela Hoy
ISBN: 1591139945
Angela Hoy was stunned and angered when she was told she would not be permitted to birth her fifth child vaginally, even though she’d had three successful vaginal births and only one previous c-section. Her research into this ludicrous practice revealed a nationwide trend of hospitals forcing women to have major, and often unnecessary, surgery against their wishes. Her pleas for help led her to other women who had already successfully done what Angela wanted to do, have a VBAC! Their courageous, sometimes painful, and often humorous birth stories appear herein.
Reviews so far:
“Don’t Cut Me Again”
Don’t Cut Me Again: VBAC Anthology Review
Great compilation of the fight VBAC women face
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Available from the following stores:
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And by special order from any bookstore. (ISBN: 1591139945)
20 word book description:
Twenty-two birth stories from women who fought the unnecessary surgical removal of their healthy babies by knife-wielding doctors.
50 word book description:
Angela Hoy was told she was not permitted to birth her fifth child vaginally, even though she’d had three successful vaginal births and one previous c-section. Her research into this ludicrous practice revealed a nationwide trend of hospitals forcing women to have major surgery for no good reason.
Bio of Angela Hoy:
Angela Hoy is well-known in the online freelance writing community as the publisher and editor of WritersWeekly.com, a site that publishes new freelance jobs and paying markets for writers every Wednesday. She is also a vocal advocate for writers’ rights, publishing numerous articles on how writers can protect themselves from deadbeat editors and publishers, as well as common industry scams. She created and moderates the Whispers and Warnings forum on WritersWeekly.com, where writers can share experiences with deadbeat companies. She has one traditionally published book (How to Publish and Promote Online, St. Martins Press), as well as nine self-published titles.
Her interest in VBACs and the practice of doctors pressuring women into unnecessary c-sections started when she was told she could not birth her fifth child naturally. Angela has five children (three birthed the old-fashioned way, one c-section and a VBAC).
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