Experiencing An All-Natural Birth

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Staci came to joy once she found out she was having her second child. She experienced a typical pregnancy, but complications arose, like the baby’s foot getting stuck in right lower rib. Staci experienced the foot stuck in the rib for the last three months of pregnancy. The doctors at first thought it may be club foot, but fortunately enough it wasn’t that severe. Then, at 36 weeks a leak happened with her water so, she went to the hospital and got induced for two hole days. Experiencing an all-natural birth to an 8 pound and 7-ounce baby girl with a length of 21 and three quarters inches long. Peyton was a healthy baby, except the fact the left foot was turned in from being stuck in the rib, along with frequent ear infections. Leading to the

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