At Home Birth?
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So since being banded 2 1/2 years ago I've slowly made small changes in my life. From the way I eat, to the type of food I eat, and the way I treat my body. Now, my husband and I have switched to an all natural, organic diet. Besides my birth control pill, everything I eat, drink, or medications I used to rely on, I've found an organic natural solution to. I of course have occasional slip ups (it's hard to avoid living in such a processed world), but when my husband and I decide to get pregnant I will be a pregzilla LOL. There will be no wiggle room for mess ups
Part of this lifestyle change has lead me to an interest in all natural, at home birth. I don't want meds at all. I know some women reading this are probably shaking their heads because I haven't felt the pain of childbirth yet. The female human body was built to handle childbirth, and that's all I need to know. I don't need to have anymore unnatural products in my or my baby's system.
So, has anyone here done natural, at home birth before? I've read up on a few ladies here who have done all natural at a birthing center. I'm assuming the band didn't have any impact? Or was it hard for you to find a midwife?
Thanks!