The call came at 10 at night. Annie LeVasseur had been eagerly expecting it, but, still, it made her nervous.
Annie grew up in the South.
It meant that a baby and Annie’s new career as a doula were about to be born.
Although Annie had studied photos and videos of mothers giving birth during her training, this was the first time she was going to experience it in real life.
“Babies are unpredictable,” she says, explaining her anxiety. “And I like predictability.”
She…
