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Loading... The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birthby Henci Goer
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Probably the most useful book on pregnancy I've read. Highly recommended. ( )An excellent, straightforward pregnancy book for the woman who wants to consider all of her options - without an OB breathing down her neck! Very informative and helpful. A must read for any expectant mother. Full of well balanced and factual information regarding the pros and cons of different types of childbirth. Fantastic book with a half an inch thick of citations. The author really did her research. Tells the truth you normally don't hear about C-sections, pitocin, epidurals, episiotomies, and other high-tech interventions. There are a lot of risks and side effects the medical establishment doesn't want you to know. If you want a natural childbirth, READ THIS BOOK! If you think you want a C-section or an epidural and think it's not a big deal, READ THIS BOOK! Inestimable value in this book if you really want to know about how to avoid intervention and therefore problems with your delivery. I had my first of 5 natural deliveries after reading this book. no reviews | add a review
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