Gee Mark, this was really powerful listening to Jeanice. I actually chose homebirths, and was fortunate enough to have a lay midwife, back 40 years ago, who was attending births. I am so pleased I did, and I'd say deep down it was because my own birth was difficult so I needed to help my own children. Two boys, who both had difficult home births, but still were at home, loved intensely by both parents and have been ever since. Grateful for this work you are putting out.
I’ve started to write my story and want to create a book called ‘Teach your children well’ and I have not heard Jeanice before and everything she has said and written about I’ve had the ‘knowing’ from being the observer in my own experience
Thank you so much for this it’s an inspiration to carry on and try to make a difference
Hannah - you might want to read my ultrasound book so you can really understand what this technology is doing to the babies. I am convinced it is the driving force behind the autism epidemic and many of the neurological and behavioral problems we are seeing in children today. https://birthofanewearth.com/2019/07/the-dark-side-of-prenatal-ultrasound/ There are things that can be done to help the children that were exposed and parents need to know about this too. I think I'll offer a webinar specifically about the ultrasound issue in the early part of next year.
What a powerful lesson, everything resonated. I especially had a strong reaction to circumcising young boys … why on gods good earth would any parent think is natural or necessary to mutilate your child. Now exposed and light shone on it you can’t unknow this …
Doctors push circumcising boy babies after they are born because they say it is a sexual health issue. A young mother believes the doctor not knowing the truth. So you can blame the health industry.
Indeed, the medical establishment lies and is the #1 culprit in the ritual sexual torture of infants. AND... parents need to wake up. We cannot trust the medical establishment. Period. Nor can we believe a word they say. It's time to take responsibility for learning the facts and try to avoid these luciferian temples of the occult (i.e., hospitals) when giving birth.
Thank you so much for bringing this info to us! God bless you and Jeanice! My 1st pregnancy ended in a spontaneous miscarriage at 14 wks. My soon to be husband and I were heartbroken! My next (very much planned and wanted) pregnancy ended at 34 wks when I had a sudden placental abruption while out of town. The only hospital in the small beach town we were in was totally incompetent. Everything in me told me this not long after we arrived. I knew we should leave so I had my mother in law get my ob/gyn back home on the phone. I told him they didn't know what they were doing but he advised me to "stay there because the 2 hr ambulance ride home could stimulate my labor." Biggest mistake of my life was not honoring my intuition! The only ob/gyn employed by the hospital we were at took 8 hrs to arrive, though he only lived 10 mins away and the labor nurse called him numerous times. Our healthy, beautiful daughter died in utero 1 hour before he showed up. It was apparent he was seriously hungover and we found later that he had been written up numerous times and had other big lawsuits against him. I was awake and aware, with my husband by my side, when I pushed our little girl out 1.5 hrs later. Sadly, they took it upon themselves to immediately knock me out while my poor husband watched them do CPR on our baby. I woke up in a room 2 hrs. later having to ask my husband if we had a boy or a girl. The 1st time I got to see her was in a casket at the funeral home 2 days later. I was never able to even hold her 💔 It was an absolute, totally preventable nightmare that I would never wish upon anyone. Our next child was due (and born) at 40 wks on the exact same day 1 yr later, just 20 mins after we arrived at the hospital. My ob/gyn was not on call but had given me his personal phone number to call if I went into labor. He came through the back doors into my personal labor room just in time to catch our 1st son. We checked out of the hospital 12 hrs. later and went straight to our daughter's gravesite with our new precious son in my arms. I knew I would never birth in a hospital again and knew I wanted to help other women have a beautiful home birth experience. I found a lay midwife and began working with her when my son was 18 months old. We were blessed with 3 more healthy baby boys, all born at home with family and friends present. It has been 45 years now since our daughter's birth & death but the depth of that pain never goes away! I often wondered if my 1st son, that was born the same day 1 yr later, felt my anxiety while I was pregnant with him. I do know I guarded my heart thinking and saying "until he is in my arms, I cannot get too attached." I believe you answered that question for me through this video.
Debra -it sounds like the child you lost in that nightmare experience came through a second time one year later. That is a beautiful thing. And yet, you are right. The memory of birth trauma never really goes away, especially when it concerns the loss of a child. My heart is with you sister. All we can do is keep moving forward hoping it will heal and doing our best to make that happen. Hugs.
Thank you so much! I thought for a while that my 1st son was my daughter coming through but am convinced she did through my 4th son. Both were afternoon births, both were posterior (ohhh, that back labor) until just before delivery, and that son has a large birthmark on the upper left side of his abdomen where my placenta was while pregnant with her. None of my others have a birthmark. Both were born on a Thursday. She was 1979, he was 1997. I am so very sorry for YOUR pregnancy/baby losses! You are doing an amazing job bringing awareness to so many. Surely healing will occur. Much love to you!
Most people that become parents don't plan for the birth. These children know before they are born what will happen in the womb and afterwards. That being the case they can choose not to be born to that parent and wait until a different parent comes along. I had mother issues because she didn't know how to show love my whole childhood. That doesn't mean I have to except what she did. It also means that I don't have to follow in her footsteps which I did for many years. Don't have children if you can't love them and be a good parent.
I tend to think prospective parents should have to go through a detailed training process (such as my 20-week parenting program) before becoming eligible to have children. This would solve alot of our problems.
Gee Mark, this was really powerful listening to Jeanice. I actually chose homebirths, and was fortunate enough to have a lay midwife, back 40 years ago, who was attending births. I am so pleased I did, and I'd say deep down it was because my own birth was difficult so I needed to help my own children. Two boys, who both had difficult home births, but still were at home, loved intensely by both parents and have been ever since. Grateful for this work you are putting out.
Omg Mark
I’ve started to write my story and want to create a book called ‘Teach your children well’ and I have not heard Jeanice before and everything she has said and written about I’ve had the ‘knowing’ from being the observer in my own experience
Thank you so much for this it’s an inspiration to carry on and try to make a difference
My poor daughter always shielded her face when we saw her on ultra sound...we did so many as it was the 3D ultra sound craze.....oh dear.
Hannah - you might want to read my ultrasound book so you can really understand what this technology is doing to the babies. I am convinced it is the driving force behind the autism epidemic and many of the neurological and behavioral problems we are seeing in children today. https://birthofanewearth.com/2019/07/the-dark-side-of-prenatal-ultrasound/ There are things that can be done to help the children that were exposed and parents need to know about this too. I think I'll offer a webinar specifically about the ultrasound issue in the early part of next year.
Thank you. I would like to attend that webinar. I had three very traumatic birth experiences. I find hospitals to be very dark places.
Indeed, hospitals ARE very dark places. I hope you can join us Hannah.
What a powerful lesson, everything resonated. I especially had a strong reaction to circumcising young boys … why on gods good earth would any parent think is natural or necessary to mutilate your child. Now exposed and light shone on it you can’t unknow this …
We are indeed living in revelations …
Keep up the good work….
Doctors push circumcising boy babies after they are born because they say it is a sexual health issue. A young mother believes the doctor not knowing the truth. So you can blame the health industry.
Indeed, the medical establishment lies and is the #1 culprit in the ritual sexual torture of infants. AND... parents need to wake up. We cannot trust the medical establishment. Period. Nor can we believe a word they say. It's time to take responsibility for learning the facts and try to avoid these luciferian temples of the occult (i.e., hospitals) when giving birth.
Can’t get to jeanice website it’s blocked? I’ve got a vpn and even still it won’t connect
Help appreciated
The situation has been corrected. Website is back up: http://birthofanewearth.com.
Thank you so much for bringing this info to us! God bless you and Jeanice! My 1st pregnancy ended in a spontaneous miscarriage at 14 wks. My soon to be husband and I were heartbroken! My next (very much planned and wanted) pregnancy ended at 34 wks when I had a sudden placental abruption while out of town. The only hospital in the small beach town we were in was totally incompetent. Everything in me told me this not long after we arrived. I knew we should leave so I had my mother in law get my ob/gyn back home on the phone. I told him they didn't know what they were doing but he advised me to "stay there because the 2 hr ambulance ride home could stimulate my labor." Biggest mistake of my life was not honoring my intuition! The only ob/gyn employed by the hospital we were at took 8 hrs to arrive, though he only lived 10 mins away and the labor nurse called him numerous times. Our healthy, beautiful daughter died in utero 1 hour before he showed up. It was apparent he was seriously hungover and we found later that he had been written up numerous times and had other big lawsuits against him. I was awake and aware, with my husband by my side, when I pushed our little girl out 1.5 hrs later. Sadly, they took it upon themselves to immediately knock me out while my poor husband watched them do CPR on our baby. I woke up in a room 2 hrs. later having to ask my husband if we had a boy or a girl. The 1st time I got to see her was in a casket at the funeral home 2 days later. I was never able to even hold her 💔 It was an absolute, totally preventable nightmare that I would never wish upon anyone. Our next child was due (and born) at 40 wks on the exact same day 1 yr later, just 20 mins after we arrived at the hospital. My ob/gyn was not on call but had given me his personal phone number to call if I went into labor. He came through the back doors into my personal labor room just in time to catch our 1st son. We checked out of the hospital 12 hrs. later and went straight to our daughter's gravesite with our new precious son in my arms. I knew I would never birth in a hospital again and knew I wanted to help other women have a beautiful home birth experience. I found a lay midwife and began working with her when my son was 18 months old. We were blessed with 3 more healthy baby boys, all born at home with family and friends present. It has been 45 years now since our daughter's birth & death but the depth of that pain never goes away! I often wondered if my 1st son, that was born the same day 1 yr later, felt my anxiety while I was pregnant with him. I do know I guarded my heart thinking and saying "until he is in my arms, I cannot get too attached." I believe you answered that question for me through this video.
Debra -it sounds like the child you lost in that nightmare experience came through a second time one year later. That is a beautiful thing. And yet, you are right. The memory of birth trauma never really goes away, especially when it concerns the loss of a child. My heart is with you sister. All we can do is keep moving forward hoping it will heal and doing our best to make that happen. Hugs.
Thank you so much! I thought for a while that my 1st son was my daughter coming through but am convinced she did through my 4th son. Both were afternoon births, both were posterior (ohhh, that back labor) until just before delivery, and that son has a large birthmark on the upper left side of his abdomen where my placenta was while pregnant with her. None of my others have a birthmark. Both were born on a Thursday. She was 1979, he was 1997. I am so very sorry for YOUR pregnancy/baby losses! You are doing an amazing job bringing awareness to so many. Surely healing will occur. Much love to you!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this. Your story should be published!
Most people that become parents don't plan for the birth. These children know before they are born what will happen in the womb and afterwards. That being the case they can choose not to be born to that parent and wait until a different parent comes along. I had mother issues because she didn't know how to show love my whole childhood. That doesn't mean I have to except what she did. It also means that I don't have to follow in her footsteps which I did for many years. Don't have children if you can't love them and be a good parent.
I tend to think prospective parents should have to go through a detailed training process (such as my 20-week parenting program) before becoming eligible to have children. This would solve alot of our problems.