[iamkc]

DH just found out that he's not going to law school at the place he thought he was. We're going to move to Wyoming so we can gain residency and he can apply there next year. (OT-Cross your fingers that this goes well. His GPA isn't great and his LSAT wasn't great. He's dyslexic, but because his parents didn't want their kid "labeled", he never had the accommodations that he needed. He does very well in the classroom, and when one of his profs made the accommodations that DH should have had, DH did very well. So he's going to find someone to do the LSAT course who can help him with his particular issue.) The thing about Laramie is that their hospital doesn't do VBAC, so it's a definite c-section for me! Not happy about that, but I still get a baby at the end of it!

[sweet.hun]

Ugh, I'm sorry they don't do VBAC. I don't understand why they wouldn't.

[Lucky Mama]

Boo. I imagine it's either a presumed liability issue (even though VBACs can be perfectly safe) or an ego/bureaucratc thing. At least you get an adorable little one out of it either way!

[Babyschultz]

Sorry you don't get a choice in the matter. Your right though at least you will have a bundle of joy to show for it!

[.Nikki.]

That is horrible that they do not do Vbac, that is what I am hoping for. The good thing is you can schedule and know when baby is coming, so that is the positive side of things!

[iamkc]

Oh, my post disappeared! I agree; it sucks that I don't have an option because there are no other hospitals around. I understand why some places feel like they can't do it still. BUT I did so horribly with my c/s vs. natural. Still, I get that wee baby out of the whole thing, so it's not all bad. I GUESS it's worth it.