Hi all,
Just passing on this message from Lois Boswell, Adviser to the Minister for the
Status of Women
Subject: Meeting to Defend a Woman's Right to Choose
Toni Jupe has agreed that we can have the IWD Luncheon Committee booking
at WHS (Women's Health Statewide) for this meeting and
Do pro abornists ever stop to think about all the 'WOMEN' that are aborted?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 5 November 2004 8:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: (Adelaide)Meeting to Defend
Hi Everyone,
Out of interest to you all I work in a large tertiary hospital where 2-4 inductions/day are booked, mainly due to post-dates ( Term + 10 -14/7 ), but also obstetric complications of maternal and fetal origin, and Term PROM. Both Prostins and ARM are used based on the Bishops score.
Title: Message
I have
assisted a woman who had ITP with coags 40. Dr's were very reluctant to use
an epidural and instead used a fentanyl PCA. This was very effective, she wasn't
too drugged and as fentanyl has a very short half life seemed to work well with
her, minmal effect on the infant
Do pro abornists ever stop to think about all the 'WOMEN' that are
aborted?
Very well said.also, what about their RIGHT TO CHOOSE?! There is
always so much focus on the right to choose for women to choose abortion,
but pro choice people never talk about the person being killed and their
It would be nice for us if all
women were pro-active in determining their birth plan in advance in
collaboration with their primary care-giver, be it GP, Obstetrician , or
midwife, but sadly as we all know this is not the case with many women arriving
at hospital for their baby's birth with
I need to add that the intentions of my initial posting was merely to inform those who
may be interested in attending, I don't see the advantage in voicing our indidviual
opinions on this subject under this forum.
cheers
Megan
This message was sent through MyMail http://www.mymail.com.au
--
Please can this topic be taken else where. This is not midwifery
discussion.
Sally Westbury
Homebirth Midwife
It takes courage to remain a true advocate for women, challenging
authority and sacrificing social and professional acceptance. It takes
courage for a woman to choose a caregiver who
I need to add that the intentions of my initial posting was merely to
inform those who may be interested in attending, I don't see the advantage
in voicing our indidviual opinions on this subject under this forum. cheers
Megan
Hi Megan,
I think this was an emotive post so posting to a list of
For pro abortionists, they want to fight for their choice while, just as
fiercely want to fight for womens and childrens choices.
Oopps! This should've read, ...just as fiercely, pro lifers want to fight
for womens and childrens choices
Love Abby
--
This mailing list is sponsored by ACE
But rpior to prostin, what was he planning to do have the epidural in for a
'week'. I'm sure we have all seen cases when prostin has no effect
especially in women who are not really ready to labour.
Andrea Q
Alesa Koziol writes:
We have experienced a few cold epidurals over the past 18
Counselling Skills:
Workshop
for Health Professionals
The
Australian Breastfeeding Association Presents
Counselling the Breastfeeding
Mother
Melbourne November
13th 2004
A
full-day
posted on behalf of di diddle (choices for childbirth)
dear all,
i am after some info on sodium levels in newborns. a friend recently had a
baby by CS. apparently he got 'stuck' in 2nd stge then possibly showed signs
of distress. when he was born he was resussitated had very low sodium
levels due
13 matches
Mail list logo
