Into the wild I am, it's been in the wild I am. It's been a while,

I am. It's been a while freedom child since I left my roots back home. Into the wild I'm going into the wild I head. It's been a while freedom child since I let my roots

back home. Welcome to the Free Birth Society podcast. This is a radical space for women who are ready to celebrate their autonomous choices in birth, motherhood, and beyond.

Together, we'll learn about wild birth through personal narrative,

we'll explore the politics of birth and we'll analyze everything that relates to

our lives as women from a feminist perspective. Here's your host, Emily Salder.

It's been a wild freedom child.

Since I love my rules back home. I'm joined today by Sarah calling in from her yurt on Maui Hawaii. On the same day she decided to leave her partner,

Sarah at 22 years of age was shocked to discover she was unexpectedly pregnant.

This episode is a poetic tale of a she was unexpectedly pregnant.

This episode is a poetic tale of a young woman turning towards trust,

surrendering to the great mystery,

and learning how to choose herself completely.

Sarah shares about her wild pregnancy

and of the lessons she was sent during her psychedelic outdoor birth.

She also tells us of her blissful first year of motherhood

and of the tearful sweetness of her father coming to take care of her, postpartum.

The beginning of my journey to the motherhood, my child canoe, my sweet little boy canoe is a total surprise. Yeah, I was 22 and I got pregnant with him and I had actually just separated or I asked his father to separate and then literally that same day I got a conceived canoe and oh my God.

Yeah.

So he was like no like I'm coming in whether you like it or not.

That was my golden window and we were out in Kippa Hulu on Maui.

In a community. Was it like breakups?

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