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Liberating Motherhood
Title: The Liberating Motherhood Podcast
Challenging the culture around US maternal health and strengthening the family unit.
Whos's this for? Pregnant women, birthing people, birth workers, postpartum mothers and parents
Leah LaHue is a birth doula, speaker, educator and mom of 2. She is a life-long learner and actively challenges the status quo surrounding the "business" of maternal health care in the United States. The Liberating Motherhood podcast features raw, unfiltered personal stories of motherhood and childbirth as well as conversations with experts, wellness practitioners, and heart-to-hearts with women whose stories represent us all. She aims to help women cultivate true embodiment and peace in their birth and motherhood transition through critical thinking and asking questions. This podcast includes evidence based research and also thoughtful opinions. We will laugh, cry, but most importantly we will support each other through the most important journey in the evolution of mankind; birth and parenthood.
Challenging the culture around US maternal health and strengthening the family unit.
Whos's this for? Pregnant women, birthing people, birth workers, postpartum mothers and parents
Leah LaHue is a birth doula, speaker, educator and mom of 2. She is a life-long learner and actively challenges the status quo surrounding the "business" of maternal health care in the United States. The Liberating Motherhood podcast features raw, unfiltered personal stories of motherhood and childbirth as well as conversations with experts, wellness practitioners, and heart-to-hearts with women whose stories represent us all. She aims to help women cultivate true embodiment and peace in their birth and motherhood transition through critical thinking and asking questions. This podcast includes evidence based research and also thoughtful opinions. We will laugh, cry, but most importantly we will support each other through the most important journey in the evolution of mankind; birth and parenthood.
Liberating Motherhood
The United States Maternal Death Rates: What Every Citizen needs know
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Leah LaHue
How can we solve the US maternal death rate which is the HIGHEST among it's peers and increases every year? Whose responsibility is this to change? What are the causes of this systemic failure to support women and what can we do to protect ourselves?
Former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader, Krystal Anderson dies of sepsis after the birth of her stillborn daughter on March 20th, 2024. Kira Johnson died in April of 2016 after waiting 12 hours for a life saving emergency. (@4kira4moms). Both of these women were black and facing a death rate 3 times higher than their white peers with the same socioeconomic status.
Don't walk into your birth blind! Know what questions to ask with the free guide: essential questions to your care provider before delivery.
Former Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader, Krystal Anderson dies of sepsis after the birth of her stillborn daughter on March 20th, 2024. Kira Johnson died in April of 2016 after waiting 12 hours for a life saving emergency. (@4kira4moms). Both of these women were black and facing a death rate 3 times higher than their white peers with the same socioeconomic status.
Don't walk into your birth blind! Know what questions to ask with the free guide: essential questions to your care provider before delivery.
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Questions about your care? Visit Evidence Based Birth for the most recent updates and evidence on all things maternal health.
Uzazi Village is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the deconstruction of anti-Black healthcare systems and the re-construction of equitable and just systems of care for Black and Brown childbearing families and communities.
Uzazi Village is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the deconstruction of anti-Black healthcare systems and the re-construction of equitable and just systems of care for Black and Brown childbearing families and communities.