Reply: “And you have a twisted sense of reality.”

I had a twisted pelvis, too. And MY “Health Care Professional: aka, OB did NOT tell me. Instead, at 26 weeks, when my daughter was breech, he tried to convince me to go ahead and schedule my c-section. As I know that only INFORMED moms can make choices, I did the research and found a chiropractor that was certified in the Webster Technique. THAT is where I learned of my twisted pelvis, received the adjustment, untwisted my pelvis, released the tension that the ligaments were placing on my uterus which were disallowing my daughter to move within my womb, decided against the evil OB, found an awesome midwife, and proceded to have an amazingly wonderful water/home birth. By the way, my daughter presented perfectly.

So, it’s a good thing to know that you have a twisted pelvis.

I had a tipped in/rotated pelvis, and my tailbone was also curled in. My midwife asked if her two apprentices could also do an internal examine because it would likely be the only time they would get an opertunity to feel internal structure like mine. I didn’t mind, I thought it was important for them to feel too, because the next time (if ever) they feel it, the mother might not be as aware of her unusual anatomy as I was.