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Free Group (FBS) is a North Carolina-based business that promotes the idea of women without doctors or medical professionals present.
It is led by Emilee Sawayeya and Yolarme Norris-Cla Clay, who have captured the world's most popular names that have earned them millions of names.
Fbs profits from its video sales of training videos, and a paid opportunity – a wedding group for pregnant women. It runs two online schools that train “abductors” and “real midwives” to help women give birth.
In Annual SurveyAfter reviewing hundreds of hours of Fbsts, videos, documents, 10 articles, consulted 10 internal pages, and analyzed pages of many years, medical threads and articles related to birth and its followers.
We also interviewed more than 60 women who are trained by akabs, who studied the video of the birth without fail and interviewed some of the world's experts from around the world. Here are five things we learned.
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1. Many FBs are against the advice of gratitude medicine
For a healthy woman with a low pregnancy, experts say that the risk of Freebirbir is low, although many will not cause this. “Apart from all costs, going to labor and delivery without professional help is associated with a high risk for mother and child,” said a senior British midwife at Lancaster University.
Dundne was one of four medical professionals who evaluated FBS) for the supervisor. All those who agreed with the FBS that were given to pregnant women also included what it was uneducated, misleading or dangerous. Examples include false claims that there is a “kroo” of episodes of severe cord-cutting, as well as an addictive drug that causes nerve damage or death.
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2. FBS is associated with real harm worldwide
We identified 48 cases of stillbirths or stillbirths or other types of serious harm to women or births that appeared to be linked to podcasts. Most of the cases of birth defects are related to women in the US and Canada, but also include births in Switzerland, France, South Africa, Thailand, Australia, the UK and Israel.
Free births go wrong, it's impossible to say if the results would have been different with medical care. But in 18 of the cases, all of which are related to women and women, we find evidence that the dogs worked to help with the decisions of the minister of the minister, which causes possible problems. They also include the case of Gabrielle Lopez, the first lady from Pennsylvania. His son Esau was stuck at his birth in 2022 and was cured of maxygen damage. He now it is very disabled.
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3. Saldaya, the executive director of FBS, directly advises women during childbirth
In some cases, saldaya have given direct advice to women during their work through phone calls or text messages. This happened to Lorren Holliday, who was a famous mother known to have lost a child, in 2018. Sadaya rejected the verdict, telling students: “I don't know this woman.” However, the inspector reviewed more than 100 messages between Saldaya and Holliday during five working days in the California home.
Although he had many signs of crawling, which were medical, saldaya is recommended For him to continue, after that he will give him a medical job related to his work. His daughter, that time, was born. In 2024, Saldaya also advised Haley Bordeaux, a woman from Virginia, through phone calls and texts to a friend; She had a healthy baby but had several strokes caused by pre-englapsia which left her temporarily blind.
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4. FBS benefits from dishonesty in women's work
Women are attracted to fbs for good reason. The horrors in the suffering of women, and the anxiety between the widespread method of enthusiasm and, in some cases, recklessness and visible violence, have created a ready market for febs. Saldaya and Norrist Cla Cla Clat use these concerns, which are said by doctors and the “born” of the “birth” of women, and the “killing” of the “killed”.
But they also have ADeptwomen business, good for giving their opinion. FBS estimates that it has made more than $13m (£9.9m) in resumes over the past 1000 years. “
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5. FBS leaders seem uninterested in criticism
Saldaya and Norris-Clark did not respond to requests for comment. There are other signs that they may change their course. In an invitation with the students this year, Saldaya asked to go further in calling their “pillar” school (from where it came from). The establishment of the birth of the trigger). In May 2025, FBs posted a self-titled Instagram post, saying it was about “Educational
However, Saldaya and Norris-Clark are pushing back against criticism of their business and the risks it poses to women and babies. Norris-Clacki recently called the critics “losers”, defending fbs as “the kind of business you can walk”. After publishing the manager's survey, send it She wrote on Instagram against “lies on the main issue”. “This is what it means to be a critic,” he said. “They will try to confuse you. They will lie. They will try to stop what they don't understand.”
