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http://www.ican-online.org/ The International Cesarean Awareness Network (ICAN) is a nonprofit organization founded by Esther Booth Zorn in 1982. It is a wonderful site with lots of information, resources and support. ICAN's mission is to improve maternal-child health by preventing unnecessary cesareans through education, providing support for cesarean recovery, and promoting Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC).

http://csectionrecoverykit.com/ - a great resource for the physical healing after a cesarean. Features AbdoMend products. 

http://www.theunnecesarean.com/ - An amazing site full of information to help you avoid an unnecessary cesarean, support, birth stories and lots of informative links and resources. Be sure to check out the blog too!

http://www.cesareanscar.com/  A powerful site where cesarean mothers can share photos of their cesarean scars and tell their stories.

http://homebirthtrauma.proboards.com/index.cgi  Unfortunately, many women who have had a traumatic birth experience at home often find they lack support from the homebirth community when sharing their stories. This is a forum for those who have experienced a traumatic homebirth. It is a place to get support, and speak to others who know how you feel.

http://www.birthtruth.org/ A wonderful site with lots of essays, etc. by a very gifted writer. Her essay, "You Should Be Greatful" is amazing.

http://adventuresindiapering.blogspot.com/  "I started blogging to help women that have had, or are expecting, to have a c-section. Though you may find me posting about why women should try to avoid having a cesarean in the first place or the benefits of having a VBAC, the main purpose of this blog is to support the women that already know they will be having a c-section."

http://www.csectioned.com/  The photographer, who underwent a cesarean section herself, writes, "From 2008 through 2010 I created and photographed a series of handmade and hand-decorated cakes and accompanying installation pieces exploring the feelings experienced by many women who suffer for the convenience of others through unnecessary and unplanned surgical childbirth".

http://theshapeofamother.com/   A beautiful site dedicated to the body of a mother. 

"It is my dream, then, to create this website where women of all ages, shapes, sizes and nationalities can share images of their bodies so it will no longer be secret. So we can finally see what women really look like sans airbrushes and plastic surgery. I think it would be nothing short of amazing if a few of our hearts are healed, or if we begin to cherish our new bodies which have done so much for the human race. What if the next generation grows up knowing how normal our bodies are? How truly awesome would that be?" 

http://www.freewebs.com/youhaverights/index.htm - Great site with information on HBAC, VBAC, cesareans, patients rights, etc. 

 www.freewebs.com/informedconsent/  A site dedicated to educating yourself, and guarding yourself against unnecessary cesareans. Aimed mostly towards her local community in Florida, but it is relevant to everyone. Also with beautiful artwork and poetry that she has also contributed to this site.

http://www.birthindia.org/ -  Taken from the site, "Birth India was established in June 2007 to address the issue of the increasingly high numbers of women from all backgrounds in India being led into cesarean sections, unnecessary medical interventions and the harm this is causing to women, children and families. 

http://www.freewebs.com/myvbac/  One woman's journey to a successful VBAC.  With lots of pictures.