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In this episode, I have a beautiful and thought-provoking sit down with Michelle Piccione, founder and face behind Mushaboom Traditional Midwifery and Sovereign Birth. Serving families and mothers entirely outside of the allopathic medical system, she practices outside of the medicalized midwife community as well. This show is jam-packed with truths surrounding the differences between the types of midwifery and caretakers, as well as valuable information regarding the the physiological birthing experience. We chat about her own journey and what led her to this line of work, the potential fears surrounding home births, and she gives an abundance of advice to those who may want to explore this topic, or simply just gain knowledge on birthing options outside of a hospital setting.
There is no right way to do things surrounding pregnancy and the birth process, and I believe today's show is a wonderful and gracious reminder that as a whole, we are not always aware of ALL of our options regarding big health decisions. I personally learned so much during this very candid, very honest conversation, and I am certain you will find this episode an informational and intriguing one.

• Michelle Piccione on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mushaboomyyc/
• Website: www.mushaboomyyc.com
• PDF resource on Interview Questions for Your Midwife: www.mushaboomyyc.com/single-post/resource-getting-clear-on-your-birth-vision-interviewing-your-birth-support 
• Book recommendation: Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering by Sarah J. Buckley, M.D.
• Song, Mushaboom by Feist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYF0qU5WSew&ab_channel=FeistVEVO

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This episode is for informational purposes only. Please consult a trusted health practitioner for individual concerns.