Rosemary Noonan shares her experiences with maternity services in Ireland and how storytelling through her art helped her navigate pregnancy loss and trauma. She discusses her journey to VBAC and the challenges she faced, including difficulty accessing an ECV at the National Maternity Hospital and a concerning breach of confidentiality. Rosemary also talks about her passion for art and how it has been a healing resource for her and other women. She recently held an exhibition that focused on women's mental health and shared stories of infertility, pregnancy trauma, and work-life balance.
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Takeaways:
- Access to appropriate maternity care and support is crucial for women's well-being during pregnancy and childbirth.
- Art can be a powerful tool for processing emotions and sharing personal experiences.
- Sharing stories and experiences can help women feel less alone and create a sense of community.
- There is a need to address the shame and stigma surrounding pregnancy loss and women's reproductive health.
- Women's mental health and well-being should be prioritized throughout the maternity care journey.
Chapters:
00:00 Experiences with Maternity Services in Ireland
04:16 Challenges and Decision-Making in Pregnancy
08:04 Advocating for a VBAC
13:17 The Healing Power of Art
24:01 Creating a Community of Support
Keywords:
maternity services, Ireland, VBAC, pregnancy loss, trauma, storytelling, art, healing, exhibition, women's mental health, infertility, work-life balance
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