Hi Jessica, I recently worked at Mullum on a permanent one day a week
contract but have resigned due to the juggle of fitting other work and life
in and the 50 minute drive from my home.I enjoyed meeting the midwives and
the contact I had with the Mums but wasn't so keen on the large amount of
heavy geriatric and medical nursing that was my lot when no mid women were
in.   It has a lovely set up for birthing with a population of women
comitted to birthing without drugs and other intervention. Birth in water
although still "accidental", happens regularly in the pools women hire.
There is no continuity of midwife care or any midwife prenatal care apart
from booking visits as far as I know.The G.P.s"s I met were friendly and
happy to provide the information women needed to make their own decisions.
We also have an active Far North Coast Midwives Assoc. to provide support to
each other and encourage change and there has recently been appointed a CNC
midwife for the area in whom we are placing our trust and support. Besides
all that, its a great place to live. Penelope ----- Original Message -----
From: Jessica Simms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 6:51 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] midwifery in Mullumbimby


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> Dear Mullum midwives,
> Just wondering if midwives working in the Mullumbimby and surrounding
areas could fill me in on the work climate up there.
> I'm living in Melbourne at the moment finishing off a post grad midwifery
course.  Planning on moving up to Northern NSW towards the end of 2004 with
my partner and 2 little girls.
> I'm passionate about women birthing in a supportive environment and would
love to hear about what might be up there for a fairly newly registered
midwife who is very KEEN!
>  I hear there is a great birthing community up there - and a birth centre
in Mullum?
>
> I'd really appreciate some tips from anyone in the know
>
> thanks
> love Jessica Simms
>
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