Have you had a C section or are you hoping to have a V back in the future?

Today I'm talking with Dr. Chris Stroud and OBGYN who knows a little bit about Vbacks and has taught me quite a bit

so I'm excited to get to share this conversation with you let's dive into it.

You're listening to Shee with Jordan Lee Dooley, a personal development

podcast for the Everyday Woman.

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Here's your host, Jordan Lee Dooley. Hey Dr. Sroud, welcome to Sheath. Thank you.

It's nice to be with you.

I appreciate the chance to talk to you and talk to your listening.

Yes, we're honored to have you and thankful for all that you share and that you do.

To get started, let's talk a little bit about VBAC.

What is it VBAC?

Can you explain that from the perspective of an OBGYN

and also kind of what is your experience

with what you've learned about VBACs?

Yeah, so I've been taking careB-B-B-C.

Yeah, so a great deal of experience there.

It stands for vaginal birth after Cessary, and that's V-B-A-C.

Sometimes listeners may hear the word T-O-L-A-C,

that stands for trial of labor after sesare. You know you might say VBEC is the end result,

TOLAC is the process, but people often use them interchangeably. VBEC is a little easier to say probably. But the issue is with a

C-section we make an incision in the uterus and then obviously sew that back up

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