Episode 7 - Dr. Jess Michaels - Homebirth transfer, healing birth lineage, long prodromal labor, saying no episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 1, 2024 · 44 MIN

Episode 7 - Dr. Jess Michaels - Homebirth transfer, healing birth lineage, long prodromal labor, saying no

from Born for this · host Beth Marsden

In this Episode I speak with Dr. Jess Michaels, she is an Osteopath, Doula, Mama and the creator and founder of 'The Birth Sling'. Jess opens up about her birth to her first born Koa which was a planned homebirth with a hospital transfer. Because of Jess's knowledge and strong birth team/support, she was fully advocated for, practised informed consent and had a beautiful empowering story. We talk about the fear of telling others that the birth was transferred to the hospital (especially the ones that have pushed against your decision) and the plans for her second birth coming up. Jess has created an incredible tool to use prenatally and in labor and how its helped thousands of woman across the world. She has kindly offered 10% off for our listeners. https://www.thebirthsling.com/ - Discount code BORNFORTHIS10 Instagram Instagram The Birth Sling Please like, follow and subscribe, it really helps to grow this platform and reach more people. New Episodes out Mondays.

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