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a home birth is fine if everything goes fine, and it's a problem if things do not go fine.

in the event of a serious problem with a birth, you're going to a hospital. in that situation, you'd probably wish you were already at the hospital because they could have run diagnostics to prevent it, or you're otherwise running against the clock.

if a mother is hemorrhaging, or the baby is asphyxiated, it can be minutes to death or permanent damage. nuchal cords occur in about a quarter of births, and can be serious.

it's fine when it's fine, and chances are it'll be fine. but, birth is a thing that you probably don't want to have happen all that often, so arguably it may be worth shelling out to mitigate as much risk as possible, depending on how much you value your money.

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