When in one post she says the vet "advised" her to breed, yet in another she says the vet told her to bring the dog in to be spayed, you have to conclude that there is something missing from the story. Also, I don't think any vet who had more than a rudimentary knowledge of breeding would be "pleased" that she bred her undersized female with a smaller male; relieved maybe, but not pleased.
Hopefully, things will go well this time. But it really is a shame that someone who claims to be so interested in keeping her sweet girl healthy would only start researching the signs of whelping with less than 2 weeks to go rather than finding a good mentor before she started the process. Of course, a good mentor would have told her not to breed such a small girl, so maybe that's why she didn't find one.
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And let us take this analogy one step further; would you as a first time pregnant mom, feel okay with trusting the birth of your baby, to a midwife type of person with no experience, no training other than what she has read up on in text books, at home, with a doctor "maybe" on call?
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Sad, huh?