During my pregnancy I was worried and scared about the labour itself, that as for me, non-native speaker it will be difficult to understand some words and expressions and I wasn't sure what my rights are in NHS, what I can ask, what I can expect. Also appointments with my midwife were short, and for more complex questions I was only given QR codes, which for me wasn't enough.
I did read and watch a lot on the Internet and a few books, went for private scans for reassurance, and attended birth classes from my country. But I wasn't exactly sure how it looks in the UK.
I wasn't sure how this will work for me, but you seemed to be very trustworthy and experienced, that I thought I will try.
Conversations 1 to 1 with you helped me a lot, to understand what my rights are, what options during birth are possible and available, and that I can make my own decisions and take some time for it. You helped me to get used to English vocabulary around pregnancy and birth, understand my tests results, and most importantly just to calm down, being listened, and you answered all of my questions.
If you're like me, a type of an anxious person, non-native, and not so sure about how NHS works, it is something which would help you a lot, Emma will answer all of your questions and prepare you for the most difficult but also the most beautiful day of your life. After birth which not went as planned and imagined, and also our difficult first week in the hospital with our little one I had one more chat with Emma, which helped me to process what actually happened and it was so important for my mental health, I am very grateful for that, and will remember it, x
The only thing I regret is that I came across your profile quite late in my pregnancy, it would've save me a lot of 3am Google searches if I would've found you earlier, but I'm so grateful I did! Thank you Emma, x

