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I think that an immigrant could qualify for "Emergency Medicaid" for pregnancy, and it would not affect the sponsor. I had emergency medicaid when I was pregnant the first time (miscarried), and remember reading something about that....

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JVKn'CVO   11

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after all was said and done, we paid 5000 WITH insurance for our csection birth. And don't think a csection can't happen to you: the csection rate in the US is about 50%

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YIKES!!!!! I am SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO thankful that I had all 3 of my kids in Canada.... at a cost of "$0"!!!!

I can't believe people have so many kids here in the U.S. How the heck do they afford it?

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Update: I had my baby two weeks ago (vaginal birth after c-section) and just got the final bill. For everything (prenatal care, ultrasounds, hospital stay, blood and other tests, epidural etc) it cost us 9230 dollars.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Update: I had my baby two weeks ago (vaginal birth after c-section) and just got the final bill. For everything (prenatal care, ultrasounds, hospital stay, blood and other tests, epidural etc) it cost us 9230 dollars.

is this because you don't have a insurance coverage or is it what you paid after the coverage?

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Penguin_ie   5,995

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No insurance coverage; due to previous infertility, no private health insurance will cover us for maternity care. We knew that ahead of time, and had money saved in case we got blessed with a natural surprise.

Bye: Penguin

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Update: I had my baby two weeks ago (vaginal birth after c-section) and just got the final bill. For everything (prenatal care, ultrasounds, hospital stay, blood and other tests, epidural etc) it cost us 9230 dollars.

Congratulations Penguin_ie on the new baby!

I have to say I admire you for doing the VBAC as the women here are so used to having c-section after c-section (most of them do not even inquire if they can do vaginal birth, all they want is drugs and a scheduled c-section).

Don't even want to think how my doctor would respond when I say I want a natural birth (no drugs, no induction, no unnecessary medical procedures) - we're a long way from there though...

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Congratulations Penguin_ie on the new baby!

I have to say I admire you for doing the VBAC as the women here are so used to having c-section after c-section (most of them do not even inquire if they can do vaginal birth, all they want is drugs and a scheduled c-section).

Don't even want to think how my doctor would respond when I say I want a natural birth (no drugs, no induction, no unnecessary medical procedures) - we're a long way from there though...

As one of 'the women' here (and a pregnant one to boot), I can say that I prefer a VBAC and plan to go that route. But if something were to happen that would precipitate the need for a c-section, obviously we will go that route.

I just think it's disingenuous to say all (or most) women want a c-section. Certainly isn't true from the women I know and have known that have had babies.

As far as the natural thing goes - well, you go girl! LOL No such bravery here - I want as many drugs as I can get as soon as I can get them. :lol:

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