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Samantha Wall is ICAN’s Volunteer of the Month!
The International Cesarean Awareness Network is powered by the selfless efforts of our numerous volunteers. We cannot thank our dedicated volunteers enough for their cooperation and service in assisting ICAN with accomplishing its mission. In an effort to acknowledge some of our amazing volunteers who work tirelessly behind the scenes to offer support, education, and…
Announcing New ICAN Chapters
Please join me in welcoming: ICAN of Southwest Alabama Chapter Leader: Megan Bell Email: southwest.al@ican-online.org Phone: 1-800-686-ICAN (4226) EXT 300 Serving Baldwin, Mobile, and surrounding counties Thank you, Megan, for bringing ICAN support to your area! Please join me in welcoming: ICAN of Bloomington and Monroe County Chapter Leader: Brianna Horne Email: bloomingtonmonroe.in@ican-online.org Phone:…
Meet the Leadership: Jessica Anderson, ICAN of the Twin Cities
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When women with a prior cesarean are discussing the possibility of VBAC with their provider, uterine rupture takes center stage. Uterine rupture is a real but rare complication that is increased when women attempt a vaginal birth after a cesarean. When discussing the possibility of repeat cesarean, placenta previa and accreta are far less likely…