61. MyMaine Birth Tess's two Birth stories with care from NL Mercy Midwives in Portland

from MyMaine Birth · host Angela Laferriere

Send us Fan MailToday's birth story guest is Tess and she shares all about her two Maine birth stories with care from Nortern Light Mercy Midwives in Portland, Maine. MyMaine Birth is a space where we share the real life stories of families and their unique birth experiences in the beautiful state of Maine. From our state's biggest hospital to birth center births, and home births, every birth story deserves to be heard and celebrated. Whether you are a soon to be mom, a seasoned mother, or simply interested in the world of birth, these episodes are for you.As part of my commitment to capturing these incredible moments, I am proud to offer y birth photography and doula services to families throughout Maine as well as virtual birth coaching worldwide. Head over to my website https://www.mymainebirth.com Thank you for tuning in and listening, and I look forward to bringing you more amazing birth stories. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! And I'll see you back here again next week.

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