Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[jesse/jayne]

Wow!  Wow!  Wow!!!  Fantastic!  Thanks for sharing Sue!

Jayne


- Original Message - 
From: "Sue Cookson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 8:48 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins


> Hi everyone,
> I thought to let you know about a lovely homebirth of twins on Monday 
> 4th July.
> Two little boys, 6lb7oz and 5lb 12oz, born 10.5 hours apart.
> SRM 3.30 am and birth of baby #1 at 6.49am.
> Then a few hours where ctxs were fairly regular but not so strong unless 
> baby#1 was breastfeeding. You could see the second baby positioning 
> itself and the uterus working hard to pull down into shape for baby#2. 
> I'd clamped the cord of baby#1 after 10 mins in case of bleedthrough, 
> and clamped the other end as well so that the placenta retained its size 
> until after baby#2 was born.
> After about 4 hours I asked to check baby #2 position. It was too hard 
> to palpate so I did a VE and found head there, not well applied, but 
> there. Cervix was 9 ish cms.
> So we waited, fetal heart always good and strong. Set up the pool and 
> mother relaxed for an hour or so with ctxs beginning to pick up again. 
> She decided to hop out and at 5.05 pm baby#2 emerged in his caul. She 
> birthed the placenta unaided 35 minutes later. Blood loss 300ml. (Her Hb 
> and ferritin levels were both low).
> 
> It was a huge leap of faith, but there was nothing happening to raise 
> any alarm bells. Both babies are really gorgeous, feeding well and very 
> happy.
> I am once again humbled by the strength of women 
> 
> Sue
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Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[Jan Robinson]

So happy for you Sue -  what a wonderful start to the winter break.
Can't wait to get up to Byron and hear more details.
Lots of egg flips and parsley and pineapple smoothies for the new mother and a lots of hugs for you
Love
Jan
Jan Robinson Independent Midwife Practitioner
National Coordinator  Australian Society of Independent Midwives
8 Robin Crescent   South Hurstville   NSW   2221 Phone/Fax: 02 9546 4350
e-mail address: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  website: www.midwiferyeducation.com.au
On 6 Jul, 2005, at 08:48, Sue Cookson wrote:

Hi everyone,
I thought to let you know about a lovely homebirth of twins on Monday 4th July.
Two little boys, 6lb7oz and 5lb 12oz, born 10.5 hours apart.
SRM 3.30 am and birth of baby #1 at 6.49am.
Then a few hours where ctxs were fairly regular but not so strong unless baby#1 was breastfeeding. You could see the second baby positioning itself and the uterus working hard to pull down into shape for baby#2. I'd clamped the cord of baby#1 after 10 mins in case of bleedthrough, and clamped the other end as well so that the placenta retained its size until after baby#2 was born.
After about 4 hours I asked to check baby #2 position. It was too hard to palpate so I did a VE and found head there, not well applied, but there. Cervix was 9 ish cms.
So we waited, fetal heart always good and strong. Set up the pool and mother relaxed for an hour or so with ctxs beginning to pick up again. She decided to hop out and at 5.05 pm baby#2 emerged in his caul. She birthed the placenta unaided 35 minutes later. Blood loss 300ml. (Her Hb and ferritin levels were both low).

It was a huge leap of faith, but there was nothing happening to raise any alarm bells. Both babies are really gorgeous, feeding well and very happy.
I am once again humbled by the strength of women 

Sue
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Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins - Justine

[jesse/jayne]

Congrats on your twins Justine!  How far along are you?  How did you find
out you were carrying twins?

Regards

Jayne


- Original Message - 
From: "Justine Caines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "OzMid List" 
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins


> Dear Sue and all
>
> What a story!  Great work to you and the wonderful Mum
>
> I have recently found I am too carrying twins (babe 5 and 6!) Paul is off
> for a vasectomy shortly after!!!
>
> I have read quite a few stories.  I refuse to read Hosp managed stories as
> they are so medicalised and will scare me witless.
>
> I have read so many good HB twin stories of babies born at term great
sizes
> and healthy.  I went to see a believing Ob (only because I have no faith
in
> local GP's and my midwife is hours away!)
> and he said "if you grow good size babies the risk to twins is the same as
a
> singleton, so why not stay at home!
>
> Looking forward to another great twin homebirth story Nov/Early December!
>
> Justine
>
>
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Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[Kim Stead]

Congratulations Justine!   What a lovely surprise!  I can't wait to hear your birth story (or even better) for the nation to hear it!!
 
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From: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Date: 6/07/2005 11:01:59 a.m.
To: OzMid List
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins
 
Dear Sue and all
 
What a story!  Great work to you and the wonderful Mum
 
I have recently found I am too carrying twins (babe 5 and 6!) Paul is off
for a vasectomy shortly after!!!
 
I have read quite a few stories.  I refuse to read Hosp managed stories as
they are so medicalised and will scare me witless.
 
I have read so many good HB twin stories of babies born at term great sizes
and healthy.  I went to see a believing Ob (only because I have no faith in
local GP's and my midwife is hours away!)
and he said "if you grow good size babies the risk to twins is the same as a
singleton, so why not stay at home!
 
Looking forward to another great twin homebirth story Nov/Early December!
 
Justine
 
 
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Re: [ozmidwifery] lotus placenta

[JoFromOz]

Mary Murphy wrote:

  
  
  
  
  I have just
attended  verrry long primip labour, which culminated in a caesarean
section. The woman had valiantly striven for a normal birth at home and
planned
a lotus birth, where the umbilical cord and placenta is kept intact (in
a special
bag) until it drops off in 4-6 days or so.  When she realized she
couldn’t
birth her baby vaginally, she was desperate to still have a lotus
birth. 
The paediatrician was puzzled & not hopeful and the surgeon was
adamant that
it couldn’t be done.  However, it was!  She is now sitting up
in her hospital bed with her baby and her placenta and so thrilled.  It
has so eased her mind over the unexpected C/S. and comforted her that
the baby
will get the benefits of keeping the placenta attached.  Many thanks to
the staff at Joondalup Health Campus for making this possible and for
being
patient with her over her insistence that the cord not be cut.  Blood
for
cord gasses was taken and found the O2 to be very good.  A great
outcome.  Once again women’s courage continues to amaze me. 
The latest issue of Mothering Magazine has a great article by Sarah
Buckley
about the placenta and how it forms and functions.  A really
informative
read for midwives and mothers (and anyone else).  Cheers, MM
  

Fantastic, Mary! I am very proud of my collegues at JHC :)

Jo (RM)

[ozmidwifery] birth trauma NT, ACT and Tas?

[Janet Fraser]

Hi all,
I have contacts in all other 
states for birth trauma groups and I'm anxious to know who works in NT and Tas. 
Any ideas anyone? Big things are about to happen!
J
Joyous Birth Home Birth 
Forum - a world first!http://www.joyousbirth.info/forums/
 
Accessing Artemis Birth 
Trauma Recoveryhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/accessingartemis

Re: [ozmidwifery] Congratulations Pinky

[Pinky McKay]

-Ah,  yes, have read mine  now 
too.
Pinky

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Fiona 
  Rumble 
  To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 9:16 
PM
  Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 
  Congratulations Pinky
  
  Essence came today!
   
  Regards Fiona Rumble
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
Pinky McKay 
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au 

Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 7:37 
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 
Congratulations Pinky

thanks Fiona - how did you find out? (Or is 
this a dumb question - am I behind in my reading?)
Pinky

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Fiona Rumble 
  To: ozmidwifery 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 5:36 
  PM
  Subject: [ozmidwifery] 
  Congratulations Pinky
  
  Congratulations Pinky on winning 
  an ABA/Ameda  Scholarship. You deserve it!
   
  Regards Fiona 
  Rumble

Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[Pinky McKay]

congratulations Justine.
Best wishes for a happy pregnancy and birth,
Pinky
- Original Message - 
From: "Justine Caines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "OzMid List" 
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins



Dear Sue and all

What a story!  Great work to you and the wonderful Mum

I have recently found I am too carrying twins (babe 5 and 6!) Paul is off
for a vasectomy shortly after!!!

I have read quite a few stories.  I refuse to read Hosp managed stories as
they are so medicalised and will scare me witless.

I have read so many good HB twin stories of babies born at term great 
sizes
and healthy.  I went to see a believing Ob (only because I have no faith 
in

local GP's and my midwife is hours away!)
and he said "if you grow good size babies the risk to twins is the same as 
a

singleton, so why not stay at home!

Looking forward to another great twin homebirth story Nov/Early December!

Justine


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Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[Justine Caines]

Dear Sue and all

What a story!  Great work to you and the wonderful Mum

I have recently found I am too carrying twins (babe 5 and 6!) Paul is off
for a vasectomy shortly after!!!

I have read quite a few stories.  I refuse to read Hosp managed stories as
they are so medicalised and will scare me witless.

I have read so many good HB twin stories of babies born at term great sizes
and healthy.  I went to see a believing Ob (only because I have no faith in
local GP's and my midwife is hours away!)
and he said "if you grow good size babies the risk to twins is the same as a
singleton, so why not stay at home!

Looking forward to another great twin homebirth story Nov/Early December!

Justine


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Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[Judy Chapman]

What a fantastic story Sue. It helps the rest of us keep our
faith up in the face of problems. 
Cheers
Judy


--- Sue Cookson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> I thought to let you know about a lovely homebirth of twins on
> Monday 
> 4th July.
> Two little boys, 6lb7oz and 5lb 12oz, born 10.5 hours apart.
> SRM 3.30 am and birth of baby #1 at 6.49am.
> Then a few hours where ctxs were fairly regular but not so
> strong unless 
> baby#1 was breastfeeding. You could see the second baby
> positioning 
> itself and the uterus working hard to pull down into shape for
> baby#2. 
> I'd clamped the cord of baby#1 after 10 mins in case of
> bleedthrough, 
> and clamped the other end as well so that the placenta
> retained its size 
> until after baby#2 was born.
> After about 4 hours I asked to check baby #2 position. It was
> too hard 
> to palpate so I did a VE and found head there, not well
> applied, but 
> there. Cervix was 9 ish cms.
> So we waited, fetal heart always good and strong. Set up the
> pool and 
> mother relaxed for an hour or so with ctxs beginning to pick
> up again. 
> She decided to hop out and at 5.05 pm baby#2 emerged in his
> caul. She 
> birthed the placenta unaided 35 minutes later. Blood loss
> 300ml. (Her Hb 
> and ferritin levels were both low).
> 
> It was a huge leap of faith, but there was nothing happening
> to raise 
> any alarm bells. Both babies are really gorgeous, feeding well
> and very 
> happy.
> I am once again humbled by the strength of women 
> 
> Sue
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Re: [ozmidwifery] lotus placenta

[Janet Fraser]

Hear hear! I think it's really 
important to write thank you letters to hospital staff!
Great stuff : )
Janet

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Jan 
  Robinson 
  To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 7:54 
  AM
  Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] lotus 
  placenta
  Good on you Mary - and the wonderful Joondalup staff. It's 
  great to see so many living up to their title - and truly being "WITH 
  WOMAN"Hope someone is writing a letter on behalf of this wonder-woman and 
  her baby. The medicos need thanks for being so supportive too - what a great 
  team you have there -all working towards 'best 
outcomes'.RegardsJanJan 
  Robinson Independent Midwife PractitionerNational Coordinator Australian 
  Society of Independent Midwives8 Robin Crescent South Hurstville NSW 2221 
  Phone/Fax: 02 9546 4350e-mail address: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  website: www.midwiferyeducation.com.auOn 5 
  Jul, 2005, at 21:58, Mary Murphy wrote:
  I have just 
attended  verrry long primip labour, which culminated in a caesarean 
section. The woman had valiantly striven for a normal birth at home and 
planned a lotus birth, where the umbilical cord and placenta is kept intact 
(in a special bag) until it drops off in 4-6 days or so.  When she 
realized she couldn’t birth her baby vaginally, she was desperate to still 
have a lotus birth.  The paediatrician was puzzled & not hopeful 
and the surgeon was adamant that it couldn’t be done.  However, it 
was!  She is now sitting up in her hospital bed with her baby and her 
placenta and so thrilled.  It has so eased her mind over the unexpected 
C/S. and comforted her that the baby will get the benefits of keeping the 
placenta attached.  Many thanks to the staff at Joondalup Health Campus 
for making this possible and for being patient with her over her insistence 
that the cord not be cut.  Blood for cord gasses was taken and found 
the O2 to be very good.  A great outcome.  Once again women’s 
courage continues to amaze me.  The latest issue of Mothering Magazine 
has a great article by Sarah Buckley about the placenta and how it forms and 
functions.  A really informative read for midwives and mothers (and 
anyone else).  Cheers, 
MM

Re: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[Lindsay & Yvette]

Wow Sue, my husband and I are reading this with amazement.  So they were 
identical twins sharing a placenta like mine are?  And I assume the cervix 
would have closed/reformed to some extent, & dilated again when contractions 
started again?  I've been beside myself worrying about the birth of my twins 
and how sharing a placenta will affect the birth.  And that's quite a big 
size difference too for identicals, but obviously there was no TTTS during 
pg.  Was there any TTTS during labour?  Wow I would love to talk to you 
about this birth.


Yvette
pg with monochorionic diamniotic twin girls due 5th Sept
4th & 5th babies.


- Original Message - 
From: "Sue Cookson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 8:48 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins



Hi everyone,
I thought to let you know about a lovely homebirth of twins on Monday 4th 
July.

Two little boys, 6lb7oz and 5lb 12oz, born 10.5 hours apart.


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RE: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[leanne wynne]

Sue,
You should write-up this birth as a case study and submit it to a midwifery 
or medical journal.

Congratulations on a great birth!
Leanne.


From: Sue Cookson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins
Date: Wed, 06 Jul 2005 08:48:54 +1000

Hi everyone,
I thought to let you know about a lovely homebirth of twins on Monday 4th 
July.

Two little boys, 6lb7oz and 5lb 12oz, born 10.5 hours apart.
SRM 3.30 am and birth of baby #1 at 6.49am.
Then a few hours where ctxs were fairly regular but not so strong unless 
baby#1 was breastfeeding. You could see the second baby positioning itself 
and the uterus working hard to pull down into shape for baby#2. I'd clamped 
the cord of baby#1 after 10 mins in case of bleedthrough, and clamped the 
other end as well so that the placenta retained its size until after baby#2 
was born.
After about 4 hours I asked to check baby #2 position. It was too hard to 
palpate so I did a VE and found head there, not well applied, but there. 
Cervix was 9 ish cms.
So we waited, fetal heart always good and strong. Set up the pool and 
mother relaxed for an hour or so with ctxs beginning to pick up again. She 
decided to hop out and at 5.05 pm baby#2 emerged in his caul. She birthed 
the placenta unaided 35 minutes later. Blood loss 300ml. (Her Hb and 
ferritin levels were both low).


It was a huge leap of faith, but there was nothing happening to raise any 
alarm bells. Both babies are really gorgeous, feeding well and very happy.

I am once again humbled by the strength of women 

Sue
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[ozmidwifery] Homebirth of twins

[Sue Cookson]

Hi everyone,
I thought to let you know about a lovely homebirth of twins on Monday 
4th July.

Two little boys, 6lb7oz and 5lb 12oz, born 10.5 hours apart.
SRM 3.30 am and birth of baby #1 at 6.49am.
Then a few hours where ctxs were fairly regular but not so strong unless 
baby#1 was breastfeeding. You could see the second baby positioning 
itself and the uterus working hard to pull down into shape for baby#2. 
I'd clamped the cord of baby#1 after 10 mins in case of bleedthrough, 
and clamped the other end as well so that the placenta retained its size 
until after baby#2 was born.
After about 4 hours I asked to check baby #2 position. It was too hard 
to palpate so I did a VE and found head there, not well applied, but 
there. Cervix was 9 ish cms.
So we waited, fetal heart always good and strong. Set up the pool and 
mother relaxed for an hour or so with ctxs beginning to pick up again. 
She decided to hop out and at 5.05 pm baby#2 emerged in his caul. She 
birthed the placenta unaided 35 minutes later. Blood loss 300ml. (Her Hb 
and ferritin levels were both low).


It was a huge leap of faith, but there was nothing happening to raise 
any alarm bells. Both babies are really gorgeous, feeding well and very 
happy.

I am once again humbled by the strength of women 

Sue
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Re: [ozmidwifery] lotus placenta

[Jan Robinson]

Good on you Mary -  and the wonderful Joondalup staff.  It's great to see so many living up to their title - and truly being "WITH WOMAN"
Hope someone is writing a  letter on behalf of this wonder-woman and her baby.  The medicos need thanks for being so supportive too - what a great team you have there -all working towards 'best outcomes'.
Regards
Jan
Jan Robinson Independent Midwife Practitioner
National Coordinator  Australian Society of Independent Midwives
8 Robin Crescent   South Hurstville   NSW   2221 Phone/Fax: 02 9546 4350
e-mail address: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  website: www.midwiferyeducation.com.au
On 5 Jul, 2005, at 21:58, Mary Murphy wrote:

I have just attended  verrry long primip labour, which culminated in a caesarean section. The woman had valiantly striven for a normal birth at home and planned a lotus birth, where the umbilical cord and placenta is kept intact (in a special bag) until it drops off in 4-6 days or so.  When she realized she couldn’t birth her baby vaginally, she was desperate to still have a lotus birth.  The paediatrician was puzzled & not hopeful and the surgeon was adamant that it couldn’t be done.  However, it was!  She is now sitting up in her hospital bed with her baby and her placenta and so thrilled.  It has so eased her mind over the unexpected C/S. and comforted her that the baby will get the benefits of keeping the placenta attached.  Many thanks to the staff at Joondalup Health Campus for making this possible and for being patient with her over her insistence that the cord not be cut.  Blood for cord gasses was taken and found the O2 to be very good.  A great outcome.  Once again women’s courage continues to amaze me.  The latest issue of Mothering Magazine has a great article by Sarah Buckley about the placenta and how it forms and functions.  A really informative read for midwives and mothers (and anyone else).  Cheers, MM

[ozmidwifery] Megan

[Janet Fraser]

 

  I've just joined the 
  list and looking forward to working independantly in Melbourne, 
  Victoria.  
   
  
  Hi Megan,
  how excellent that you're 
  planning to work in Melbourne. Joyous Birth is always thrilled to see more 
  midwives available to home birthing women!
  Best wishes,
  Janet Fraser
  
  Joyous Birth Home Birth 
  Forum - a world first!http://www.joyousbirth.info/forums/
   
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[ozmidwifery] lotus placenta

[Mary Murphy]

I have just
attended  verrry long primip labour, which culminated in a caesarean
section. The woman had valiantly striven for a normal birth at home and planned
a lotus birth, where the umbilical cord and placenta is kept intact (in a special
bag) until it drops off in 4-6 days or so.  When she realized she couldn’t
birth her baby vaginally, she was desperate to still have a lotus birth. 
The paediatrician was puzzled & not hopeful and the surgeon was adamant that
it couldn’t be done.  However, it was!  She is now sitting up
in her hospital bed with her baby and her placenta and so thrilled.  It
has so eased her mind over the unexpected C/S. and comforted her that the baby
will get the benefits of keeping the placenta attached.  Many thanks to
the staff at Joondalup Health Campus for making this possible and for being
patient with her over her insistence that the cord not be cut.  Blood for
cord gasses was taken and found the O2 to be very good.  A great
outcome.  Once again women’s courage continues to amaze me. 
The latest issue of Mothering Magazine has a great article by Sarah Buckley
about the placenta and how it forms and functions.  A really informative
read for midwives and mothers (and anyone else).  Cheers, MM

Re: [ozmidwifery] Congratulations Pinky

[Fiona Rumble]

Essence came today!
 
Regards Fiona Rumble

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Pinky McKay 
  To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 7:37 
PM
  Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 
  Congratulations Pinky
  
  thanks Fiona - how did you find out? (Or is this 
  a dumb question - am I behind in my reading?)
  Pinky
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
Fiona 
Rumble 
To: ozmidwifery 
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 5:36 
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Congratulations 
Pinky

Congratulations Pinky on winning an 
ABA/Ameda  Scholarship. You deserve it!
 
Regards Fiona 
  Rumble

Re: [ozmidwifery] inspiring quotes for pregnant women

[Megan Woodman-Browning]

This quote I discovered just the other day...and I 
love it...its on my fridge to read everytime I open the door (which is a lot of 
times!).  I've just joined the list and looking forward to working 
independantly in Melbourne, Victoria.  I am enjoying the sharing of 
knowledge between midwives and interested persons on the list.  My 
quote:
 
"In the confrontation between the stream and the 
rock, the stream always wins - not through strength but through 
persistance."
 
Megan Woodman-Browning

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Julie 
  Clarke 
  To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au 
  
  Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 2:54 PM
  Subject: [ozmidwifery] inspiring quotes 
  for pregnant women
  
  
  Hi fellow 
  ozmidders,
  Do you know of any inspirational 
  quotes or uplifting sayings or motivational pieces that would be helpful to a 
  pregnant woman?
  Warm hug to 
  all
  Julie
   
  Julie Clarke 
  CBE
  Independent 
  Childbirth and Parenting Educator
  HypnoBirthing (R) 
  Practitioner
  ACE Grad Dip 
  Supervisor
  NACE Advanced 
  Educator and Trainer
  NACE National 
  Journal Editor
  Transition into 
  Parenthood Sessions
  9 Withybrook 
  Place
  Sylvania NSW 
  2224
  Telephone  
  9544 6441
  Mobile: 0401 2655 
  30
  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  visit Julie's 
  website: www.transitionintoparenthood.com.au
   

Re: [ozmidwifery] Congratulations Pinky

[Pinky McKay]

thanks Fiona - how did you find out? (Or is this a 
dumb question - am I behind in my reading?)
Pinky

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Fiona 
  Rumble 
  To: ozmidwifery 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 5:36 
PM
  Subject: [ozmidwifery] Congratulations 
  Pinky
  
  Congratulations Pinky on winning an 
  ABA/Ameda  Scholarship. You deserve it!
   
  Regards Fiona 
Rumble

[ozmidwifery] Congratulations Pinky

[Fiona Rumble]

Congratulations Pinky on winning an 
ABA/Ameda  Scholarship. You deserve it!
 
Regards Fiona 
Rumble