Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] VBAC Petition
Thanks Debby and Justine
Thanks for the advice, we have collected well over 100 signatures petitioning
for VBAC to be accepted into Birth Centres. It is all the more urgent now
that Flinders Med. have made a reversal of this right for vbac women 8 weeks
Does anyone know the first tiem the term
confinement was used to describe childbirth?
Thanks
Sally
not sure about the first time, but it probably came from the
south east asian custom of the 40 days of confinement of the mother... or the
'mother roasting' custom.
Jo
Babies are Born... Pizzas are
Delivered.
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] News from the Prix Italia!
On 23/9/02 3:04 PM, Aviva Sheb'a [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear friends, colleagues and family,
It's with great excitement I'm informing you that my radio play, Soft of Hearing, received a Special Mention in the Radio Drama category of the
I just have to find it on my discs! It was basically to say that where there
was increased midwifery input into care in a private hospital, outcomes
could be improved.
My Prof Doctorate is the story of a maternity unit I set up in 1997-98. It
has been running for almost 5 years now and the
Title: Message
Sue McKee (Director of Nursing). We are also a
Supervised Practice centre for QNC if that helps
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From:
Marilyn
Kleidon
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 11:42
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] test
We admitted a woman last week about 10 days postnatal with mastitis and
some breastfeeding difficulties.
She had had a homebirth and she said that it it gone very well. She said
that she just slept between contractions and that was how she was able to
cope with the physical work of labour -
It's very quiet out there... hope everyone is well??
Alec weighed in at 19lb 10oz, or 8.9kg at his 6 days earlier than 6mo
weigh-in on Wednesday. He is heavier than Nick and 1cm longer, but with a
littler head! Clinic sister astounded to learn it was all breast and no
solids.
She referred us
Hep B immunisation at birth was introduced in May
2000 for all babies. When we were getting inservice prior to the
introduction of the new schedule we were told another recommendation of the
advisory body was that flu vax was recommended for all pregnant women! It
wasn't included on the
We have certainly considered delaying the
firstdose until discharge and some of the parentsalready elect to do
that.It is still a major concern though if we are giving it just before we
send them home and not observing the effects.We are in the
process at the moment of working out how and
Jo,
Its so lovely to hear you so enjoying Alec. What a precious bond.
You know, your tears are normal - mothers need to be weaned gently too!
An osteopath may help the neck tilt.
Pinky
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From: Jo Slamen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Midwifery List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Rebecca,
thanks for that information
Cheryl
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From: Rebecca O'Gorman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 7:09 PM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] has any one information
It is not a website but you may like to talk to someone from
Jen,
I've not seen Trish David's paper I'd be really interested to see it.
many thanks
Cheryl
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From: Jen Semple [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] has any one information
Hi Cheryl,
Sandra
This reminds me - unwell mothers with bubs are able to receive a nanny
through centrelink in home care - it is FREE but it isnt publicised -
mothers in Melbourne can go through International Nanny Services -apparently
there are a few agencies around the country who are accredited to do
Sorry for all
I sent a message to Vicki to show her a picture of her Poster that I took
here in Porto Alegre - Brasil
I also sent the picture of the homebirth I helped 2 hours before.
But I sent to Ozmidwifery, and I fear that it became a big message, because
it has 4 photos...
Sorry... It was
Hello Pinky and List,
Pinky, thanks for your lovely message and the comment re osteopath.
I do apologise though, as you all must think I'm such a gusher, I didn't
mean to send this to Ozmid! I meant to send it to another list of
breastfeeding, co-sleeping Mums that was started when we all got
Title: Message
Interesting, you weren't on the list I was sent.
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From:
Lynne
Staff
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 3:58
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] test
Sue McKee (Director of Nursing). We are also a
Carolyn,
Just a thought but something you may want to try. When I was trying to get the Birth Centre/midwifery care for Claire's birth I also contacted the Women's Legal Service to find out what the legal position of such policies were.
Anyway it came back that the hospitals could basically make
Excuse me Jo, just a comment from a midwife out here. I don't think you could give your boy any food "realer" than breast milk. You are doing so well at this stage and both of you are obviously happy with breast feeding and Alex is thrivinghe will let you know when he wants something other
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