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Hospital 2,000 Low dim lights, battery operated candles, essential oil diffuser, possibly birthing tub, free movement

Planning on giving birth at Good Sam in Corvallis. I need the doula to accept tricare coverage. My husband may not be present due to work constraints so I’m looking for a doula who will be able to help fill the gap! Aiming for a natural, unmedicated birth and working on the mental toughness to prepare for it.

I plan on giving birth at Bella Vie birthing center outside of Salem, OR. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance. My birth plan is to have a natural birth.

I have twins and get support from husband and my mom, (grandma) but we need someone to come during day for a few hours to help grandma while I get a few hrs sleep. Babies have reflux so they need to be held for 30mins after feedings.

I am looking for a confident birth doula who has at least some medical knowledge and experience. I am a Christian and my faith is important to me so I would like someone who agrees or at least is very comfortable with that. I am planning on an epidural at Silverton hospital. I appreciate someone who cares about health and the more natural way of doing things. I need someone who is not afraid to advocate for me and speak up about my wishes and needs during birth. I often decline things during and after my births and I need someone who is confident to stand with me and advocate for me.

1. I plan to give birth at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Springfield 2. Not sure of budget/this may be covered under our benefits 3. Birth plan is currently to try to do this as natural as possible

I planning to give birth at the hospital as the midwife I see only delivers there. I have Trillium OHP and want to get a doula that is covered under that. I dont have a set birth plan yet as I am still in my first trimester, but would like help with that as well. So far through research, I know I do want to try for an unmedicated birth, I want as little medical intervention as possible, I dont want to be overcrowded with staff in the room, I dont want constant fetal monitoring unless it is emergency situation, I want to be able to freely move around while i am contracting to be able to listen and help my body, I dont want to give birth in my back unless my body tells me too, I dont want constant cervix checks unless its an emergency, I will labor at home for as long as possible before going to hospital, I want delayed cord clamping, I want immediate skin to skin with baby and for the father and space for us to experience baby when it arrives. I want a doula that has more than 5 years of experience especially with first time moms I would prefer someone who is in there 30s but not required. I really am just looking to have someone who is educated and familiar with unmedicated births and to be that extra support for me during birth and can be a calm guide for me and my boyfriend during this amazing experience :)

First time mom. Delivering at Riverbend hospital in springfield. I want a natural birth hopefully no epidural. No cord cutting no vaccines or vit k or eye cream. I want someone to hepp me thru it and advocate for me with my mom and fiance.

1. I plan to give birth at Riverbend Hospital in Eugene with an OB. 2. Good Insurance coverage 3. Hoping to avoid surgical or inducted birth. Would like to utilize non-medicated options, but not opposed to medicated options to improve outcomes of comfort and safety. My husband and I have science/healthcare backgrounds, so we’re looking for education/instruction more so than emotional support. We are also Orthodox Christians, which we would like to integrate.

Good Samaritan is where I'll be delivering. I live in Molalla. I'm not sure what a budget should look like for a doula. This is my first birth. I plan on having an epidural but other than that I have no idea what to expect or what my birthing plan will look like. That's why I need help. Thank you!