EP28. Assisted Homebirth to Freebirth - Katelyn's Story!

In this episode Katelyn joins us to share her transformative birth stories. After experiencing her first home birth with the assistance of midwives, she chose a free birth for her second child. Katelyn candidly discusses her first birth experience, the considerations that led her to free birth, and the contrasting nature of her two labors.  Despite some initial challenges, including prodromal labor and navigating family dynamics, her journey highlights the importance of trusting one's body, the power of informed choices, and the profound implications of feeling truly supported and free during birth. This episode is an insightful resource for anyone exploring sovereign birth options, emphasizing the interplay of faith, intuition, and empowerment in childbirth. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:47 Katelyn's Background and First Pregnancy 01:33 Journey to Home Birth 03:34 Discovering Free Birth 05:35 First Birth Experience 09:02 Labor and Delivery Challenges 17:26 Post-Birth Reflections 35:58 Debriefing and Moving Forward 40:00 Planning for a Free Birth 42:15 Excitement and Relaxation in Early Pregnancy 43:06 First Trimester Challenges and Adjustments 43:56 Second Trimester: Growth and Expectations 45:42 Family Reactions and Support 46:07 Preparing for Birth: Education and Planning 52:28 Approaching the Due Date: Anxiety and Preparations 54:33 Labor Begins: Overcoming Obstacles 59:31 Birth Experience: Intensity and Joy 01:15:08 Postpartum Reflections and Healing 01:20:27 Final Thoughts and Advice CONNECT WITH SARAH.

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