I am traveling this weekend at the DONA International Summit. I am thrilled and honored to be here. We have people representing all areas and walks of life. We have a doula who is living in Washington State, and learning, as she prepares to take all of her knowledge and practice back to Taiwan. We have doulas whose focus is working on changing the racial and economic bias in our healthcare system. We have Agency owners, solo doulas, doulas with years of experience, and brand new ‘baby’ doulas.
Eva's VBAC Story
Today's blog post is an inspiring birth story shared by a client from 2019. Sometimes it can take a while for you to put words to your birth journey and that is completely okay!
I want to thank Lindsey Coward with Yoga Nut Asheville for sharing her VBAC story with me. It was an honor to support her, and I am even more thrilled to be able to share her story to inspire other people.
"I carried my daughter for over 41 weeks and as the days drew nearer to her due date, I yearned for active labor.
The kids are back in school, I have a busy month, and for the first time in 2 years, I will have a month off from being the primary caregiver for my aging mother in law. I don’t mind caring for people at all stages. (I am the mom that tries to catch the puke… as if that will help matters.)
This month is the time that I am planning to organize my time and be productive. That way in October when I dive back into all of my work I will have a good system in place.
Podcast
I am thinking about gathering interviews in a ‘podcast’ format. Whom should I interview?
I would like to highlight local businesses, entrepreneur’s, mom’s (working and stay at home). Dads- If you are interested, or if you have an idea about a topic, shoot me an email!
