Immaculate Deception II: Birth and Beyond Arms, Suzanne

Suzanne Arms takes aim at the American maternity system — and doesn't miss. This isn't a gentle parenting guide; it's an investigative exposé that questions why childbirth became a medical event instead of a natural process. Arms digs into hospital protocols, unnecessary interventions, and the cascade of consequences when birth is treated as an emergency by default. She makes the case for informed choice, midwifery care, and reclaiming autonomy in the delivery room. Whether you're planning a pregnancy, work in healthcare, or just curious how we ended up with a system where C-section rates rival coin flips, this is required reading. Arms writes with urgency and conviction — she's not here to comfort, she's here to wake you up.