I am looking for a ob/Gyn Dr for myself, I would prefer someone that is a little more open minded in the holistic/natural birthing options. But not a midwife.
Thanks :)
Dr ondrizek in ft worth is wonderful. here is his number###-###-####
Dr. Jennifer Motley at the Baylor down on the South side of Bryant Irving is pretty good. She was going to let me do a vaginal birth after ceserean. I chose to go with a midwife afterall and she had a backup physician in Denton. I can't remember his name off the top of my head, but if you are interested, send me a personal email and I can get you that information. Another option for you would be to make an appointment to meet with a doula or midwife and explain that you want an OB/GYN. They could probably make some good recommendations.
Hi M.,
I havent found many such open minded OB/GYN's in this area. My advice to you is educate yourself in what you really want for your birth. The more you know about yourself and your birth the better your chances are to be successful. I am going to be a second time mom soon and just the experience of my first pregnancy and birth has really taught me what I want and dont want for childbirth. I found my OB/GYN much more open and responsive when I was clear about my birth plan. Feel free to send me a PM if you want more details. Good Luck in your search!
F.
Try Matlock OB/GYN. I use Angela Walker from their group. I really like her. I don't know what their views are on natural and holistic birthing options as I am way past that age, but it wouldn't hurt to call and find out. Their staff is all very friendly and I really like Dr. Walker.
You can check out the practice at www.matlockobgyn.com
