Hello all - just adding my bit about the
leg cramps. Homeopathically - magnesium phos. is the remedy.
Clinically - I have a client who is taking combination magnesium/calcium
supplement with good results at present. It must be the 2 to 1 ratio
of mag:calcium to maximise effectiveness thou
There are 2 recent references on our database:
Raulii A. The use of birth stools during second stage labour and the risk
of perineal trauma. Melbourne: SouthernHealth/Monash Institute of
Health Services Research, 2001. Available online at:
www.med.monash.edu.au/healthservices/c
Ya Tina! Best wishes, Lois!!
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Has anyone else developed an itchy head while reading these head lice
notices? Funny isn't it? Cheers, Lois
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Couldn't agree more, Jackie and
Denise. Well said. Best wishes, Lois
- Origi
> Has anyone else developed an itchy head while reading these head lice
> notices? Funny isn't it?
You want to see how itchy your head becomes when you actually find some of
the little blighters on your kid's heads. It literally took me a week, and
inspections from 3 different people, to believ
Title: Another warning...
Hi all,
I just received a very ‘personal’ looking Merry Christmas email, with attachment. Don’t be sucked in, guys... Yet another virus. It’s so mean to send them during this silly season, because we all love to receive Christmas wishes from friends, etc. Don’t open it
CONGRATULATIONS Tina.I have always been inspired or encouraged by your mail
and I'm thrilled for you.I just hope you don't get too busy to stay on the
list as I would miss your thoughtful contributions
Linda
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On behalf of everyone in Maternity Coalition, warm congratulations Tina!!
Women and babies of Australia will be the beneficiaries from having more
women like you joining the ranks of those offering world best practice
midwifery care for their pregnancies and births!
regards Barb.
President
Mat
Can anyone offer any advice?
The delivery suite I work in has recently banned
the use of clary sage on anyone in labour. The reason for this is that it
may stimulate other women in the unit who have been admitted with threatened
prem labour. Is this reasonable?
Kathy
Dear Jackie: I totally agree it is all about control; BUT after being at some
60 home births in the past year as a midwifery student, I have a very painful
knee after all the squatting, kneeling, etc..I have been doing. Not that I
want to change and have the mums assume the "beetle postion" at
> I don't even notice my discomfort at the birth, it is in the
> days afterwards that I do, until the next time when I get into any position I
> have to, to be with the mum. Any advice is welcome.
Hi Marilyn,
It's probably lactic acid build-up, Marilyn, from staying in the same
position for too
Hi Marilyn,
How about sitting on a low stool yourself? You would still be able to
reach to catch the baby, and sitting will protect your back. Alternatively,
why not sit on the floor in front of the woman? If you do find yourself
kneeling, then it is important that you kneel on one knee onl
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<< Dear Jackie: I totally agree it is all about control; BUT after being at
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60 home births in the past year as a midwifery student, I have a very
painful
knee after all the squatting, kneeling,
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