- Don't socilaise, don't eat the wrong foods, don't do anything that may stress your body and act like you are sick for 9 months so that dr's can look after you.
 
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From: Rhonda
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 9:30 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] RUBELLA SCREENING (OR CALL ME LORETTA)

I am interested to see who had the last word!
So did you walk out with the Dr scratching for reasons or did you just walk out?
Curious about this as your point of view seems so valid - i was told it was so you would know and avaiod but then again perhaps you should just become an hermit for the entire pregnancy.  Don't socilaise, don't eat the wrong foods, don't do anything that may stress your body and act like you are sick for 9 months so that dr's can look after you.
 
Or you could just live!
 
Congratulations!!
 
Rhonda
 
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Date: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 00:12:17
Subject: [ozmidwifery] RUBELLA SCREENING (OR CALL ME LORETTA)
 

Dear List,

Does anyone know anything about rubella screening during pregnancy? It was just recommended to me by my GP (yup, just found out that baby # 2 is due next July!) but he couldn’t give me a clear answer as to why I ought to have my rubella status checked. Being something of a questioner of medical opinion anyway, the appointment went something like a scene from “Life of Brian”:

DOC: “Have you had your rubella status checked?”

LYN: “No, but I’ve had rubella, surely that would make me somewhat immune.”

DOC: “Not necessarily.”

LYN: “Well if I found out that I wasn’t immune, I wouldn’t let you vaccinate me while I was pregnant anyway.”

DOC: “I wouldn’t let anyone vaccinate you, that would be dangerous.”

LYN: “So then if I found out I wasn’t immune, the only advantage would be that I’d stay away from people with rubella, though I would have been likely to anyway.”

DOC: “You wouldn’t know they were infectious until it was too late anyway.”

LYN: “So what’s the point?”

DOC: “Hmm?”

LYN: “What’s the point of checking my rubella status when nothing could be done about the outcome anyway?”

DOC: “To see if you’re at risk, of course!” (WHICH SHOULD HAVE READ: “It is symbolic of our struggle against disease.” TO WHICH I SHOULD HAVE REPLIED: “Symbolic of your struggle against reality!”)

Or am I being harsh?

Love,

Lyn

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robyn Thompson
Sent: Tuesday, 3 December 2002 5:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] lotus birth

Sarah is a GP who has had 4 homebirths and writes wonderful articles, she has written quite a lot about Lotus Birth.  Good Luck

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Julie Garratt
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 4:25 PM
To: ozmid
Subject: [ozmidwifery] lotus birth

Hi fellow listers,

                    Where can I find information on Lotus Birth? is there any dangers? what are the implications for the mother/child? I've heard of them and I'd love some more info. Sounds really spiritual and karmic.  

 Thankyou for yet again feeding my curiosity. Julie'',



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