We at Lifefirst.coms Hypnosis and Childbirth Center encourage you all day long to try hypnosis with your next pregnancy, but we have chosen to let you hear it from someone who has experienced both conventional child birthing methods and hypnosis.
 
  
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"I now recommend childbirth hypnosis to all my friends. If we have any more children I will definitely use hypnosis once again. After trying it, I don’t think I could go back to doing the hospital thing or their choice of medications. Still don’t believe me? Call Rhonda and try it for yourself." - Jess Green, mother of four
 
My name is Jess Green.
The terms “labor” and “childbirth” for many women brings to mind horror stories of pain and discomfort. Not just theirs, but every story of every mother they have ever spoken to and their family, neighbors and friends.
I’ve had four children. Two at the hospital and two at home. If you ask me which was the best experience, I’ll stop what I’m doing and tell you hands down, which was the best. It was actually the last two. Why two? Let me tell you.
First baby. Induced three and a half weeks early. The baby started to distress when I started to stress out. Because of how early the baby was, she didn’t have time to drop down the birth canal in a gentle natural way or in other words, in her own time and manor. Hospital life was no fun either. I went through ten hours of labor with no drugs and nothing to eat or drink. Because my water had broken, they confined me to the bed. By the time I had an epidural I was too tired to do anything. I would have preferred the baby stay in rather than come out. Total labor and delivery time was 11 hours and a 7-pound baby. Second baby. Induced again three and a half weeks early. The doctors had anticipated a rather large baby. With my small frame they didn’t want to take the chance of a c-section. The epidural was extremely painful. This time 11 hours total. Again, because of the hospital rules, I was confined to bed with nothing to eat or drink. He was 7 and a half pounds. Does this sound like a great experience? Again, I thought it could be better.
Third baby. This pregnancy stressed me out. Just two weeks after I found out that I was pregnant, my husband broke both of his thumbs requiring surgery. I had to take on all of his responsibilities as well as mine. With morning sickness everyday stress began to take it’s toll. It was this time that things were going to be different. I got in touch with Rhonda Carpenter. The only problem that I could see was that I was in Oregon and she was in California. She quickly told me that it would be easy. All I had to do was pick up the phone and call her anytime. The first thing that she taught me was to get the bad experiences out of my head. The second was that I had to learn that everything is “mind over matter”. If I ever started to feel pain then I could go there and control my pain. Did it work? YES!!! By the end of this pregnancy I was calling Rhonda for several short sessions during the week. They gave me enough energy to keep myself sane. This baby I carried till my due date.
 
 
 

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