[Birth Stories] Knowing All Was Well Despite Seven Hours of Pushing, with Tabitha DeLorio

Birthful

11/13/24

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54m

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Even though Tabitha DeLorio had a long pushing stage (and we’re talking 6 to 7 hours long!) at no point was she discouraged that something was wrong. She shares with Adriana how the trust she had in her body and her team, their loving support, and constant reassurance (as well as her baby showing no signs of distress) allowed her to power through despite her baby’s head being tilted to one side with a hand in front of their face. Tabitha also shares the cozy sweet times her family had after the birth, soaking in all the love and help from those around them.

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If you liked this episode, listen to our interview on How To Know If You And Your Provider Are Truly A Good Fit and our episode on Why Optimal Baby Oral Function Matters.

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