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First off, I’d like to give a warm welcome to Isabelle and a heart felt congratulations to her mom Kendra. I’m so thrilled that you are so happy with your VBAC Kendra. That is wonderful and I’m sure you will be an inspiration to many other women facing the same challenges that you were.

I know, my last post was quite awhile from the one before it, and I apoligize. Since having my latest baby, who turned two months old the same day her older sister turned two a few weeks ago, I’ve been working on a surprise for the world so to speak. My surprise is slow going, so I have no clue when I’ll have it ready, but you folks here will be the first to know when it’s getting close.

Also, I’ve decided to go back to school. I need to get “in” if I’m going to fix any of the things I want to fix and help out with. From the “outside,” I don’t have the leverage I need to make that much difference. What I know and who I know doesn’t make much difference without a position of higher “authority,” so that’s what I’m aiming for now. It shouldn’t take me much longer than 18 months I don’t think, but with my other work and family obligations (I care for and teach my children), well, we shall see how it works out. As I progress, I’m sure I’ll share with you now and then things I’m learning in my classes.

So here on my homefront, that’s what’s happening for now, well the short of it. I’m full of surprises, aren’t I?

In the mean time, check out Kendra’s VBAC story which made my eyes water with joy. Kendra’s style of writing really hits home that her story has a happy ending which made her feel good. I don’t know if I would have done everything the same way she did, but it worked for her and that’s what is most important. We are all different and so is each labor.

Sheilah

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