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Birth stories to empower, inspire, and educateFollow us on instagram @notesonarrivalDM us there or email us at notesonarrival@gmail.com if you want to share your story!This podcast does not offer medical advice.
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Episode #2
After attempting an unmedicated birth for her first, but choosing an epidural, Leah was all in for a redemption birth the second time around. When she was diagnosed with vasa previa at 20 weeks, her plans got turned upside down. This podcast does not offer medical advice. Interested in sharing your birth story? Email us at notesonarrival@gmail.com or slide into our DMs @notesonarrival
Episode #1
After sustaining a severe birth injury during her first delivery, Emily said she would not have another baby. Back again after 2 years, Emily tells us the wild tale of her planned c-section turned unmedicated birth in the hospital triage room. This podcast does not offer medical advice. Interested in sharing your birth story? Email us at notesonarrival@gmail.com or slide into our DMs @notesonarrival
Episode #40
<p>That's a wrap on season 2! We reflect on what we've learned in 40 episodes (!!!), and share about what we'll be working on over the next few months. Expect new episodes in March 2026!</p><p><br></p><p>In the meantime, help us out by sending your favorite episodes to your friends and family.</p><p><br></p><p>Interested in sharing your story? Email us at notesonarrival@gmail.com or DM us on instagram @notesonarrival </p>
Episode #39
<p>Induction rates have skyrocketed in recent years, with 30-32% of births now being induced and over 40% of women reporting their providers attempted induction. We break down what labor induction actually involves, from cervical ripening techniques to the pitocin-epidural cycle that often follows. We explore when induction is truly medically necessary versus when it's recommended for questionable reasons like being "past due" or having a "big baby." Learn how to navigate induction decisions and understand the evidence behind common induction practices.</p><p>Resources:</p>American Journal of Obstetrics & GynecologyEvidence Based BirthMayo Clinic"Oxytocin: The Biological Guide to Motherhood" by...
Episode #38
<p>In this episode, we share our personal rationales for choosing unmedicated births and dive deep into what that experience really looks like. We break down epidurals - what they are, how they work, and the potential risks and considerations that factored into our decisions. From the intense emotional rollercoaster of unmedicated labor to the practical prep work that helped us through, we're getting real about both the challenges and rewards. Whether you're considering an unmedicated birth or just curious about the experience, we're covering everything from pain management techniques to the mental game of natural labor. This is an...
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