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Empowering Pregnancy  ·  Bill Chun, MD, FACOG

Walk in knowing what to ask.

Empowering Pregnancy is a live membership for women in the last stretch of pregnancy — taught by a board-certified OB with more than thirty-five years and thousands of births.

The flagship live series

No Induction Unless…

Unless there's a reason — a real one, specific to you, strong enough to survive a good question. Live on Zoom every Wednesday, 8:00–9:30pm ET.

First session · Wednesday, September 23

Free for 17 days
then $57/month
Founding rate
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Cancel any time in the first 17 days and you're never charged · Your founding rate is locked for as long as you stay

Why this series exists
1 in 3

American births now begin with an induction. In the 1990s it was under one in ten.

Nothing about human pregnancy changed. What changed was scheduling, liability, and a single 2018 trial read as permission to induce everyone at 39 weeks — applied across the board instead of case by case.

The routine use of induction for convenience, fear, or hospital efficiency is not in the best interest of mothers and babies.

— Dr. Bill Chun

Seventeen days. At least two live Wednesdays.

Long enough to sit in real sessions, ask Dr. Chun your own question out loud, and decide with evidence instead of a sales page.

Today
You're in — everything unlocksFull access from the first minute: the live sessions, the replay archive, the library. Nothing is held back during the trial.
Sept 23
Your first live session, 8:00–9:30pm ETWhatever week you join, you join in. There's no cohort and nothing to catch up on — every Wednesday is a live room with Dr. Chun in it.
Day 17
Your membership begins at $57/monthOnly if you've decided to stay. Cancel any time before then in two clicks and you are never charged.
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Inside the membership

Every Wednesday. The same OB, in the room, taking your question.

8:00 to 9:30pm ET, live on Zoom. Not a recording, not a chatbot, not a forum — an obstetrician answering your actual question about your actual pregnancy, week after week for as long as you need him.

Each week opens with a teaching topic and then the room is yours. Pregnancy doesn't arrive on a syllabus, so the question you bring on a Wednesday in October is the one you actually have that week — the appointment that unsettled you, the number someone quoted, the sentence you can't stop replaying.

There is no cohort and nothing to catch up on. Join any week, stay as long as you're pregnant, and come every single Wednesday if you want to.

Topics in rotation
Induction
What "it's time" actually meansWhy 39 weeks became the default, and the five questions that make a recommendation explain itself.
Cervix
What a check really tells youDilation, effacement, station, the Bishop score — why a number at 38 weeks predicts far less than you've been told.
Water
Breaking the water, and the clock"Once the water is broken, there's no turning back." When it helps, when it's simply the next thing on a protocol, and what it commits you to.
Labor
Monitoring, movement, and the epiduralContinuous versus intermittent, what you can still ask for, and why it is almost never too late for an epidural.
Pushing
The two-hour rule that isn't oneThere is no universal time limit for laboring down when you and the baby are stable. What to say when the room starts counting.
Cesarean
VBAC and the second time aroundReal numbers on rupture risk, what makes a VBAC likelier to work, and how to plan a birth after a birth that didn't go your way.
Plus
Whatever you bringBreech, big baby, low fluid, going past your date, GBS, postpartum warning signs — asked live and answered live.

Bring the sentence your provider said to you this week.

This is what it's for.

You have an induction scheduled and you're not sure you ever agreed to it.

Bring the date to Wednesday's session. You'll leave knowing what to ask before you walk in — and whether the reason holds up.

Everyone in the room seems to know the plan except you.

You'll know the words before anyone uses them on you. That is most of the gap.

You've read forty conflicting things online and you trust none of them.

Ask a board-certified OB directly, out loud, and hear him say where the evidence is genuinely uncertain.

Your last birth didn't go the way you were told it would.

Bring it. Understanding what happened last time is how you plan differently for this one.

Founding membership

What you get on day one

Free for 17 days

Then $57/month at the founding rate — locked for as long as your membership stays active. Cancel any time.

  • Every live Wednesday session — 8:00–9:30pm ET, every week, for as long as you're a member
  • Live Q&A with Dr. Chun at every session — your question, your pregnancy, out loud
  • The full replay archive — watch at 2am, watch again at 39 weeks
  • Office hours between sessions
  • The Empowering Pregnancy library — modules, guides, and meditations, added to as the series grows
  • Founding pricing, permanently — the rate does not rise underneath you
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Founding pricing is open for a limited window and then closes for good.

Who's teaching

Bill Chun, MD, FACOG

Board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist. More than thirty-five years in obstetrics and thousands of deliveries.

He is unusual among OBs in saying this out loud: he ruptures membranes less than his colleagues, does fewer cervical exams, induces less often, and has waited hours in a delivery room when a mother and baby were both stable and the protocol said to move.

A good medical recommendation should survive good questions. Including mine.

The first session is Wednesday, September 23.

You do not have to become your own obstetrician. You need enough understanding to ask one good question at the moment it counts — and to know it's a fair one.

Seventeen days costs you nothing. If it isn't what you needed, cancel and you're never charged.

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Wednesdays, 8:00–9:30pm ET · Then $57/month at the founding rate · Cancel any time

Empowering Pregnancy by Haja Health · Bill Chun, MD, FACOG
Educational only. Not medical advice, and not a substitute for your own maternity-care team.