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I want to have an advocate/support doula for my new baby due in September of this year. I want to have a water Birth at home preferly. I have OHP insurance to cover cost of service.

We would like to have a home birth. We also want a natural birth. We want someone that takes our insurance.

Birth Doula, had one previously with first child and am looking for a new one as I have moved to Oregon recently. Will be birthing in a hospital, may get epidural but would like to hold out as long as possible depending on the situation. Budgeting around 800 for services.

I need someone to help support me during birth, to help guide me through helpful positions and the transitional process. My husband is also my biggest cheerleader, so the doulas role may at times be more advocacy-focused to go natural while at the birthing center/helping show my husband how to help with labor pains. We plan to learn beforehand, but I know so many things can slip your mind when labor is happening for both the mother and their partner.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, maybe one in corvallis. I'm looking for something that my insurance will be able to cover, which is IHN through OHP. I don't know what my birth plan is, I don't know how to set it up yet.

1. Hospital 2. Approximately 2K 3. I don’t have any birth plan currently. I’m quite uneducated about birth at the moment and want a doula to help empower me through this journey.

This is my first pregnancy. Ideally want a natural water birth, no epidural. I have been looking into the Oregon birth and wellness center. Basically I would really want someone experienced to help support and advocate for me

I️ have diagnosed endometriosis. I️ was also diagnosed as infertile about 4 years ago. I️ found out about an anti inflammatory diet and the benefits of following it, if you have endometriosis. I️ was able to reduce all my symptoms significantly and then got pregnant. I’d like to give birth at home or in a birthing center, if I’m eligible and not considered high risk. My ideal birthing plan, would be to deliver the baby naturally without any drugs or pain killers.

I would like to do a home birth and do things more naturally. Delayed cord clamping, minimal interventions during and following labor. I follow Ayurvedic principles, so will be bringing those into my pregnancy, labor, birth, and postpartum plan. Budget is 10000

We will be giving birth to our first child at RiverBend hospital in Eugene. We are looking for doulas who take OHP as we are on a very tight budget at the moment. I’m not sure what my birth plan is.

I’m looking for a doula to guide me the rest of my pregnancy. And through birth. I have pacific source medical insurance

This is my 1st pregnancy. I would like to do it unmediated and in a hospital. I’m still trying to figure everything out so I don’t have an exact birth plan yet. As far as budget I’m not exactly sure but no more than $1500 but iv never had a doula so I’m not sure either.

1. Hospital 2. Oregon Health Plan 3. C section number 3

I plan to give birth in a hospital or a midwife free. I’m not sure yet. I have OHP. Help needed as a single mom about to give birth to my second child.

I want to give birth in my home My budget is 7,000 I want to give birth with minimal pain, in my bath, with no tearing

I would want a birth doula to assist with birth pains, positions, light massage on hips. I would like a post-partum doula to assist with baby while I have some me time, and some meals preps. I'm hoping to use GEHA insurance, it would be in Salem Hospital with Midwives. I can't afford a lot, so trying to see if insurance covers.

Salem hospital I have 2 insurances. United health care and Pacific source OHP

Im hoping for a home birth but will likely birth at Salem hospital. This is covered by insurance so there’s so budget. I want a natural birth no epidural I plan to breastfeed I am very independent and educated so I don’t want a lactation consultant and am very firm of my and my babies care. I also only want my husband and doula present unless it’s at a hospital then of course there will be people to aid in delivery

I plan to give birth in Salem, Oregon at the Salem Hospital. I am a Kaiser Permanente member and could give birth at their Sunnyside location in Clackamas, Oregon (it is an hour away so only if I can make it there in time). I am 45 years old and this is my first pregnancy. These are the things the that are important to me: I do not want to be induced; I do not want medications; I do not want the umbilical cord cut until it has drained (turned white); I want to spend the first 3 hours of birth with my baby on my chest connecting and breast feeding (if her APGAR scores are above 7); and I do not want her to receive vaccinations.

I plan to have a natural birth at Bella Vie birthing center. I live a very low toxin and natural lifestyle and would like my labor and delivery to reflect that. I am interested in water birth but not sure if that will be the route we take or not. I have coverage through Pacific Source (OHP) and was informed they also cover doulas! This is my first pregnancy and me and my fiancé’s first child. My fiancé, Spencer is very involved and supportive!