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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.

Giving birth at st charles, no specific birthing plan yet. Would like more information regarding birthing, caring for baby, etc. first baby so unsure.

Excited to connect with someone who will help me feel confident about birth and postpartum

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

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.

I plan to do a low-intervention hospital birth. We don’t have a good idea of what the costs of an average doula is.

Im not yet pregnant but plan to conceive in the Fall of 2025. I have identified that I want a home birth with a midwife and doula. I would prefer to have OHP cover the costs if possible. My birth plan is to feel safe and trust my body while having the support and care from my doula.

Going to a hospital although I would love to have the baby in a more homie setting. This will be my second baby and I’m not going to get a sweep or any induction. I have been body balancing, using herbs and dates to help soften and open when the time comes. Going un-medicated and utilize the tub at the hospital. No Pitocin, not pushing on my back again, natural tearing only, delayed cord clamping till white and no longer pulsing, skin to skin, no vaccinations, no ointments. I really want to encapsulate the placenta this time. We unfortunately don’t have much of a budget for anything extra at this time but could possibly do $300-$500.

I would only like to do this if it’s covered by my OHP. I would like a hospital birth And I’m still thinking about a birth plan

Not sure, I just recently moved to Springfield found it I’m pregnant, I want to give birth in a hospital but not sure which one, need help creating a ask natural birth plan, and budget would probably be pretty low.

Planning on giving birth at peacehealth sacred heart medical center Riverbend. Estimated budget: less than $2000 Do not have a birth plan yet

First pregnancy and my husband and I want to get more information on hiring a doula. We've read and heard the benefits of having one as an advocate for us and knowledgeable support person. Since this is our first baby, we want to consider our options. Looking to learn more about your personal style.

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.

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.

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.

We're not looking for services now - we've only opened an account to review the awesome doula we worked with.

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 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.

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

First time pregnancy needing all the hemp I can get with breathing techniques.