I don't think anybody has any, I know i don't
Andrea Quanchi
On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, at 03:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
can anybody update me on the current insurrance status for independent midwives, i am an Accredited Midwife in Brisbane, but I have not practiced here yet
http://www.communitymidwifery.iinet.net.au/nmapcampaign/nmapindex.html
This link is
for NMAP
Title: Message
no
appologies requiredyell loud and clear Jo!
a
woman in my singing group is planning a vbac ... I just heard she visited her Gp
today only to be told she would HAVE to have a CS as she has a haemorrhoid and
it may rupture and she may bleed to death!
I'll
be seeing
Dear List
Just wanting to wish all those breastfeeding members of our proud mothering
profession all the best in publicising the benefits of breastfeeding today.
Apparently it's all happening in South Australia today .. As well as across
the nation leading up to WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK.
Good
Hi everyone. Long time since I have been on the list, but Monash keeps one very
busy. How are all the wonderful wymmin of midwifery? Here is an interesting
website for those interested in history, and a short list of books I have found
pretty interesting this semester. Cheers to all, Trish
Hi All!
We had a wonderful result at the
SA Breastfest this morning - 767 breastfeeding babies!!!
Well past the record of
536.
The organisers did a fantastic job
considering how many people there were.
Howdid theother states
go??
Hugs, Larissa
"How can you have too
many babies?That's
Congratulations, that is a great result.
Jackie
Hi everyone- some references for a historical approach to midwifery-
unfortunately not specific to Australia- nevertheless some good
references.
Books/chapters and articles about
midwifery history
This is a temporary page - A WEB based, searchable data base will replace
this in the near
Woo Hoo!
Having participated in the 2000 Breastfest, when we were outdone by Tassie?and
we were so sad, I am thrilled. Wish I was still breastfeeding. ABA should
be so proud of what they do supporting women and babies. Pity more women
dont think to use them when they breastfeed.
Carolyn
