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Catherine Beier MS CBE U.S. On Vacation returns 11/10/2009 View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.91 Clarity of Response 9.93 Timeliness 9.93 Politeness 9.97 Total Questions 638	I can provide evidence-based information and current research findings concerning childbirth and pregnancy. My specializations include natural childbirth, pregnancy and birth interventions, fetal positioning, labor induction, choosing a care provider, midwives, homebirth, unassisted birth, natural pain relief, medications in pregnancy and birth, informed consent, understanding the risks and benefits of childbirth choices, doulas, waterbirth, childbirth methods, childbirth education classes, cesarean section, and VBAC.
Dorothy H, LCCE U.S. Maxed Out View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.85 Clarity of Response 10.0 Timeliness 9.94 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 132	I can answer questions dealing with preparing for birth, childbirth classes, pregnancy, doulas, VBAC, natural childbirth, cesarean birth, interventions in labor, labor, birth, helping someone through labor, concerns or fears about labor and birth, doulas, breastfeeding, and other topics dealing with pregnancy, labor, and birth.

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Catherine Beier MS CBE

U.S.

On Vacation
returns 11/10/2009

I can provide evidence-based information and current research findings concerning childbirth and pregnancy. My specializations include natural childbirth, pregnancy and birth interventions, fetal positioning, labor induction, choosing a care provider, midwives, homebirth, unassisted birth, natural pain relief, medications in pregnancy and birth, informed consent, understanding the risks and benefits of childbirth choices, doulas, waterbirth, childbirth methods, childbirth education classes, cesarean section, and VBAC.

Dorothy H, LCCE

U.S.

Maxed Out

I can answer questions dealing with preparing for birth, childbirth classes, pregnancy, doulas, VBAC, natural childbirth, cesarean birth, interventions in labor, labor, birth, helping someone through labor, concerns or fears about labor and birth, doulas, breastfeeding, and other topics dealing with pregnancy, labor, and birth.

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2009-11-04 Lost:

You raise a lot of good questions - if you conceived on 9/3, that would put your due date at the 2nd u/s estimate of 5/27/10. If your due date was 5/10/10, you would have conceived mid-August. If you

2009-11-03 when day I got pregnant:

Based on your last period, it looks like you conceived around June 3, give or take a few days. Whoever you were having sex with between June 1 and June 10 is the father. If the only date you had sex

2009-10-30 Spotting:

Eden, Implantation bleeding and spotting at ovulation would look very much the same - pink or brown spotting that may only be noticeable when you wipe. Spotting the day your period is due is

2009-10-29 baby birth:

Hello, Congratulations on your pregnancy! Your due date is approximately November 26. However a normal pregnancy can last anywhere from 38 to 42 weeks, therefore you will most likely have your baby

2009-10-28 Ovulate:

If you had sex on August 6, the sperm would have died probably by August 9 and definitely by August 11. The transvaginal ultrasound at 9 weeks puts conception at somewhere between August 13-19. It is

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