You're welcome! Actually, in the time I've been MCA'ing, there was one woman who delivered her IUD baby, then was back a year later to deliver her healthy, term baby. I remember her saying that it was due to her really positive experience of having her IUD baby that gave her the courage to try again so soon. She said that not only was it the care she was given, but also the fact that she had laboured and given birth vaginally meant that she knew she had the strength to cope again, as she had coped with that. When I wrote my personal statement for uni, I referred to women/ midwives/ situations that had inspired me... I was really referring to her, and the midwife that had provided her care - if I can reach that level when I train then I'll be proud! x

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