Lesley, I supported a twin vaginal birth at Box
Hill hospital. It was such a fight but we did it. If you want to contact me off
list then I would be glad to give you any help and advice along the way. I
could also pass on details of the mother as I am sure she would be happy to
chat to her too. Best Regards, From: Dear list, I hope you can suggest a few options for a friend's daughter who
is pregnant with twins and looking for women-friendly care. Her
holistic background combined with initial visits to GP
and obstetrician has left her disturbed, defiant, and
wary of getting caught up in the system. But she is unsure of
her options. I've given her some general information about multiples (from
'Midwifery Matters', UK Midwifery archives, this list, AIMS, 'Birth
Matters', details of MIPP etc.) together with some very-much-needed
positive twin birth stories - all of which has affirmed her strong desire
to keep this pregnancy and birth normal. She lives in outer S.E. suburbs of What are her options? As 'high risk' does she qualify for
any midwifery care programs? Are there any decent public shared
care options in the area? And if she is pushed to find the money
for private care how would the cost of independent midwifery care compare
with an obstetrician? Any suggestions most welcome at this stage. Many thanks, Lesley |
- [ozmidwifery] Options for twins Lesleycs
- RE: [ozmidwifery] Options for twins Kelly @ BellyBelly
- RE: [ozmidwifery] Options for twins Ken Ward
- Re: [ozmidwifery] Options for twins Sue Cookson
- Re: [ozmidwifery] Options for twins Sonja & Barry
- Re: [ozmidwifery] Options for twins Cate Tischler
- [ozmidwifery] Options for twins Lesley