|     Method of Delivery  |        Total  |   
|     Total Methods of Delivery Reported  |        41,445  |   
|     Vaginal  |        24,731  |   
|     Vaginal Birth After Previous C-Section  |        199  |   
|     Primary C-Section  |        8,014  |   
|     Repeat C-Section  |        7,024  |   
|     Forceps  |        353  |   
|     Vacuum  |        1,124  |   
From what I can figure the VBAC rate for all births is less than half a percent at 0.48%.
But it would be better to calculate the rate of those that have had a c-section in their history. So, I added the VBAC group and the Repeat c-section group and came up with a rate of 2.76%.
Also of interest in the report was Table A13, Complications of Labor and Delivery. Just about every complication I could think of was on there, except one. Uterine rupture. I guess our state either did not have any, or it is lumped in with the "other" category. 
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River Oaks hospital supposedly "allows" VBACs, but they have the state's highest C-section rate--pushing 60%. I do an analysis of some of their policies here: http://humanwithuterus.wordpress.com/2013/11/26/cesareans-are-us-mississippi/
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