And while I accept full responsibility for the outcomes of all birth choices, it will always be heartbreaking to me that my doctors' own fears were more important for them to address than the sanctity of my skin, bladder, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and postpartum experience. I don't know what else to say to you. Your carefully-taught ways of obstetrics interferes with birth's own instinctive, ingenious ways of creating excellent outcomes. It truly is. Simple, yes- but also sacred.
Birth is sacred.
Birth can be trusted. Birth should be revered. Birth must be left alone. Birth is as safe as life gets. Autism linked with Pitocin use An excerpt from a Newsweek cover story.