Newsletter!

Great places to look for VBAC information:

American Association of Birth Centers

American College of Nurse-Midwives

The Birth Survey

RSS News form ICAN

  • ICAN Speaker Series!
    ICAN is excited to announce the kickoff of its Speaker Series.  Please join us as our Speaker Series Host, Thais Derich, interviews Sara Lamm, Director (with Mary Wigmore) and co-producer of Birth Story on Tuesday, May 14th 5:00 pm PST.  Birth Story has been screened in over 200 locations worldwide including several locations hosted by local ICAN chapters. B […]
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  • ICAN President Christa Billings Talks to Science & Sensibility!
    It’s April and Cesarean Awareness Month! Check out this interview our president did with Science and Sensibility in recognition of CAM. […]
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  • Press Release: Threats to Rights of Pregnant Women
    For Immediate Release Contact: Cristen Pascucci March 13, 2013 Phone: (443) 622-2892 ImprovingBirth.org and International Cesarean Awareness Network Address Threats to Rights of Pregnant Women With protections for mothers under threat, advocacy groups call for solutions San Diego, CA–Maternity care advocacy groups speak out on the heels of last week’s public […]
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  • Lauren’s Birth–Beginning the Process
    Let me start by saying that when I got pregnant, a c-section was the furthest thing from my mind. My husband and I were living in Hattiesburg, MS when we found out and I was bemoaning the lack of birthing centers. There were was a group of midwives in a city 2 hours away, but […]
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  • Pam’s VBAC of Luis
    This is Pam’s 3rd and final VBAC story.  Her first two VBAC stories were featured earlier this week on the Blog. I was 41 weeks pregnant with our fourth child and had been having irregular contractions all day when I decided I needed to go birthday shopping for my husband, whose birthday was the next day. […]
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What we are

A vaginal birth after cesarean isn’t for everyone, but every woman has the right to consider it. This site aims to help women:
1.  Find a VBAC supportive medical practitioner.
2. Open an informed dialogue with their healthcare providers. 
3. Communicate with other women in a supportive environment.

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1 comment to What we are

  • Michelle Aristizabal
    April 12, 2012 at 2:18 pm · Reply

    My name is Dr. Michelle Aristizabal and I am an OB/GYN in Montclair, NJ. I actively support VBAC within my practice and am completely supportive of moms who want to have a natural birth experience. I am also a certified HypnoBirthing practitioner and Childbirth Educator.
    I would appreciate being added to your directory.

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