My baby is back to back since 38 weeks and I'm now nearly 40 weeks. I was planning on going to a standalone midwife unit 15 mins from hospital as they let oh's stay over night and each delivery suite has a birthing pool. But with the increased chances of requiring intervention I'm wondering if I just just go to the midwife led unit which is actually attached to the hospital. They don't let oh's stay over night and they they only have 1 birthing pool so much less likely to be able to use it.
I guess I'm wondering what it is like to be transferred in an ambulance for 15 minutes? And of it will be more stressful or higher risk...
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Childbirth
Back to back labour - standalone or attached midwife led unit
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Lazaretto · 30/07/2014 09:42
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