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The Desperate Skeptic: A Encapsulation Testimonial.

"When it comes to placenta encapsulation, I guess you could call me a desperate skeptic. As a mother of three, my experience had always been coming home from the hospital with my babies, only to quickly come undone--spending most of the first week at home sobbing irrationally. I felt robbed of the newborn "honeymoon". I bleed for weeks. I can't lose a single postpartum pound for months. Even more, I am a mother who develops postpartum depression a bit later--when my babies are about 6 months old--and who has adverse reactions to anti-depressants. When I was pregnant with my fourth baby, I learned about Jereka and placenta encapsulation. My first thought was along the lines of "Ew. No way." But as my pregnancy became a complicated and difficult one, my mind kept coming back to the idea. It was way outside my comfort zone. I wondered what my very traditional obstetrician would think and say. I wondered if the labor and delivery nurses at Presbyterian-Matthews would think I was crazy. I was terrified to tell family. I can only say that I was surprised, over and over again, as my doctor, nurses, lactation consultants, and family were nothing but supportive and happy for me. Many were intrigued. It made sense to give it a try, so we decided to go for it. A few weeks later, I had my baby, and brought her home two days later. That night I sobbed myself to sleep and honestly felt like I was just holding on until Jereka could come to my house the next day. (She was my light at the end of the tunnel!)

The next morning, Jereka came to my house, like a light. She was a quiet and happy presence in my kitchen, answering any questions I (or my kids) had, as she worked. I loved having her. When she left, with the dehydrator humming, she left me a soft styrofoam mug of broth and told me she'd be back the next day. I will be honest--I didn't plan to drink the broth, but curiosity got the better of me and I took a sip. One sip, and I couldn't stop. It was like my body was craving the warmth and the nutrients and I didn't even know it. Within an hour--maybe less--my baby blues were gone. GONE. Never to return. No more crying. I've been a believer since that hour.

I've taken the pills just as directed, and have felt happy and--miraculously--like myself. I have spent the weeks since then enjoying (for the first time!!) my newborn. I have lost almost all the baby weight, without even trying. I've bled a lot less. My Mom talks to me on the phone and has commented that it is so amazing to just be talking to her daughter--not some fragile, emotional postpartum mom. My husband is thrilled. We are all just so happy.
If you're considering postpartum encapsulation, but feeling on the fence about it, I would just say this: "What do you have to lose?" I only wish I'd known about it years sooner."

-Rebecca R., Indian Trail, NC
"The Desperate Skeptic"

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I would love to have a homebirth BUT….

How many times have I heard this?
And often what comes next is “it’s my first baby so I should probably just have it in the hospital.”

Why? Why are you afraid of what your body is capable of? Why do you feel you need a hospital staff to save you? You are capable of birthing your baby in your own power and in your own space.

My partner and I have each attended a with a first baby in the past month. These were not easy births. These strong first time moms had to dig deep and trust themselves and their bodies while leaning on their chosen birth teams for support. The end result is two healthy moms, two healthy babies, and two families that are feeling empowered and proud of their strength as they begin their parenting journey.

After I had my third baby at home, I realized I could have had that experience with my first two and it made me a little sad. I don’t regret my hospital births because they taught me things I needed to know. But if you are thinking homebirth is right for you and you are having your fist baby, listen to your instincts and trust yourself! Not sure how to have a homebirth in NC? I can help you figure out your options and find the birth team that is right for you!

Y'all, just received a call from a new family whose Doula took the placenta home with her with plans to encapsulate it, over a month ago... Apparently something happened to her refrigerator this past week and the placenta, which was in the freezer, could have been compromised.
I cannot stress enough how important it is to do your research on anyone providing you this service! Make sure they are well trained and trained in food safety. I tell people to shy away from anyone who provides this service out of their homes. In a facility that is inspected or regulated, refrigeration is checked and monitored, such as restaurant health inspections and hospital sanitary inspections. This is not the case out of someone's home.
I also wonder why on Earth we're holding on to a mom's placenta for over a month? Could there have been other placentas stored in the same freezer? We would not want to run the chance of mix-ups.
Wombmart comes to our clients home. Your placenta stays in your possession so you know exactly what's going on with it and what has happened to it. All of our staff members are well trained and are trained in food safety. We see our clients within three to four days, tops! Most times we are able to see them within a day or two. Do you research folks!

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Become a Placenta Specialist! 1. Ask about their training, background and certification.  "Which certifying company?"   2. Ask if they've had food safety and sanitation training (such as training with ServSafe, seen in NC restaurants right beside the Health Score).  It is important that your specialist knows about food safet...

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Become a Placenta Specialist! 1. Ask about their training, background and certification.  "Which certifying company?"  "Is your certification up to date?" (And then, look them up!) 2. Ask if they've had food safety and sanitation training (such as training with ServSafe, seen in NC restaurants right beside the Health Score). ....

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Become a Placenta Specialist! 1. Ask about their training, background and certification.  "Which certifying company?"  "Is your certification up to date?" (And then, look them up!) 2. Ask if they've had food safety and sanitation training (such as training with ServSafe, seen in NC restaurants right beside the Health Score). ....

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Become a Placenta Specialist! 1. Ask about their training, background and certification.  "Which certifying company?"  "Is your certification up to date?" (And then, look them up!) 2. Ask if they've had food safety and sanitation training (such as training with ServSafe, seen in NC restaurants right beside the Health Score). ....

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