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5 stars for being a

5 stars for being a timely piece: women NEED to learn the truths about childbirth and put it in context with the rest of the world and hundreds of years of history. It was disturbing in some of the movie’s early interviews that women said they wouldn’t even consider using a midwife. We are trained to expect birth to be traumatic and medicalized.The only cons in this movie are more artistically centered and definitely LESS important than the need to see a movie like this in the first place. E.g., the ending was anti-climatic with the director of the movie resorting to a hospital birth because the baby was breech.I also agree with the reviewer who said more discusssion needed to happen about options when baby is in the less than ideal position… breech CAN be dealt w/ at home, for example.I do NOT agree with the person who quoted the newspaper about the “Michael Moore” style editing. How insulting! This movie SHOWS doctors who fully admit their limitations and expectations. What’s more, they show doctors of the opposite persuasion who question if home birth is safe since they don’t do fetal monitoring etc.I’ve had 3 hospital births and will never do it again. The first 2 were with a midwife and it was fine… she was great w/ me. But I still had to deal with hospital policies with the baby taken away for testing and having to get woken up in the middle of the night to be given painkillers. I didn’t know better. I, like too many women, figured that delivering a baby was something that just happened to you in a hospital like getting your tonsils taken out or something.My third child was born with a traditional doctor in a hospital and it was a horrible experience. They ignored my wishes, they insisted on a hep-lock, they refused to take my pitocin IV out after the birth and whenever I asked for it out, the nurse would “go to check” with the head nurse and never come back. Or they’d soothe me “sure, right after this bag.” I had nurses who pretty much just strapped me to the monitoring and ignored me until I started moaning badly and then it was time to push. I felt violated and without dignity the whole time.It pains me that women expect this. I have many friends who’ve birthed at home and it was the best experience in the world for them. This movie needs to get in the hands of all expectant mothers just for the simple fact that they should CONSIDER other options and perhaps clear up their misconceptions about midwives being little more than some hippy babushka who comes in with herbs and potions. Kudos to Ricki Lake for stepping us in the right direction.***UPDATE*** I’ve now had two home births and stand by my hope that I never have to go to a hospital for delivery again. They were so empowering and beautiful and RIGHT in every sense of the word.

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